Is the sample program supposed to be working at this point? I know SDK is not yet marked as 1.0 stable, but I can't infer from the commit log whether the sample program works at this point.
EDIT: I'm referring to the "sdktest" sample app in the subversion tree.
EDIT2: Of course, I ask this and a new makefile is checked into svn like two minutes later. :)
thanks
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SDK Sample
Forgive my ignorance, but what exactly does it do?wulf wrote:works for me..
Looking at the source, I see a couple of threads, some basic printing, and examples of how to use callbacks. Does the printing (stack info, gp register value, etc) actually show up somewhere? When I try to run it on my unit (firmware 1.50) it just reads the memory card for a while, then powers off the psp.
thanks [again]
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yeay, it gives some debug-ish info on the screen..
ie, what directory the app was executed from, etc..
if your psp is powering off, then there is something wrong.. (;P)
make sure that your toolchain is up to date..
btw, You probably know this, but you don't need to use the outpatch anymore.. the elfs just work now..
sorry I couldn't be more help...
ie, what directory the app was executed from, etc..
if your psp is powering off, then there is something wrong.. (;P)
make sure that your toolchain is up to date..
btw, You probably know this, but you don't need to use the outpatch anymore.. the elfs just work now..
sorry I couldn't be more help...
Thanks for the info.
I using the most recent toolchain, 6-25, and the most recent check-ins to subversion. I have a _lot_ experience building software tools and I had zero problems building the toolchain, sdk, and then the sample. I'm a little embarressed because everything seems to have built fine, but when trying to run -- plop!
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I using the most recent toolchain, 6-25, and the most recent check-ins to subversion. I have a _lot_ experience building software tools and I had zero problems building the toolchain, sdk, and then the sample. I'm a little embarressed because everything seems to have built fine, but when trying to run -- plop!
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