PSP API documentation proyect

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djhuevo
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PSP API documentation proyect

Post by djhuevo »

Hi,
neofar has setup a system to documentate the PSP API, this system let you see all the documentation available for the PSP relocatable modules.
This system also generate usable prototypes files, stub files, and a XML for future use.

Feel free to add documentation to this proyect, or bruteforce the remaining function names.

this proyect is hosted at our new site http://pspdev.ofcode.com/
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steddy
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Post by steddy »

Very nice job.

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rinco
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Post by rinco »

very cool.

would it be possible to integrate output from doxygen?
djhuevo
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Post by djhuevo »

A lot of modules added (due to the TyRaNiD kernel dump prog :)

If you wanna to colaborate with names for NID or have list of names, please contact with neofar or me to update the info or create an account.

http://pspdev.ofcode.com/api.php
rinco wrote:would it be possible to integrate output from doxygen?
sure, tell me what are you thinking ;)
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Lex
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Post by Lex »

djhuevo, can you check the stuff I submitted since yesterday evening,
because now it's all lost, I'm missing about 400 function names.
For example: sceAudio_driver
djhuevo
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Post by djhuevo »

I was done a massive update.
but I sent you a email.

lots of ids have changed but all is ok now.
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Lex
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Post by Lex »

Hmmm, there's still a lot missing, trying to resubmit as much as I can.
Don't you have a post logfile since yesterday evening ?
PspPet
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Post by PspPet »

djhuevo wrote:
> A lot of modules added (due to the TyRaNiD kernel dump prog :)
Good. I guess people are interested in Kernel level things too.

Suggestion: How about organizing the modules into three sections: For User (firmware), For Kernel (firmware includes driver) and UMD libraries (which you can't rely on, and has legal issues too)
BTW: looking at the module flags, the following firmware modules appear to be "ForUser"

Code: Select all

InterruptManager IoFileMgrForUser LoadExecForUser ModuleMgrForUser StdioForUser
SysMemUserForUser ThreadManForUser UtilsForUser
sceAudio sceCtrl sceDisplay sceDmac sceGe_user sceHprm sceImpose sceOpenPSID
scePower sceReg sceRtc sceSircs sceSuspendForUser sceUmdUser sceUsb
sceUtility sceUtility_netparam_internal sceUtility_private
sceVaudio sceWlanDrv sceWlanDrv_lib
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> If you wanna to colaborate with names for NID or have list of names, please contact with neofar or me to update the info or create an account.
FWIW: I have been posting the interesting ones to the tail end of the "Library function list" sticky thread. Looks like they are getting added to the batch process.
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