A new begining!

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XRS
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A new begining!

Post by XRS »

Well, im here to try learn many things to start playing with PSP programming code.

So, i'm using eclipse, and I can make apps for PSP, but, i would like to know where i can get the functions to start learning??

I would like a tutorial to play around with PSP, make things like i want...these things.

Like ex. PRINTF (YOUR CODE); -> Used to print in the ecran...


If you put here some tutos, or else, its enough to put the function, and how to use it!

Thx in advance =)
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nobody can help me?? =(
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Post by ooPo »

First, set up the software you'll need:

http://wiki.pspdev.org/psp:programming_faq

Then take a look in $PSPSDK/samples for example code.
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Post by XRS »

I am using another one... =)
What i need to know are the functions...
I want to learn more that the examples have, that is almost nothing...

Im using eclipse 3.1 with cgg c++ and works perfectly, ive done my hello world app to test and it works...

Now i only want to know what are the functions...that like PSPDebugScreenPrintf - Print in the screen...is that what i want to know..
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Post by ooPo »

Another one, eh? I'm afraid you won't find much support here for other packages.

However, you should be able to look in the pspsdk header files for function definitions.
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Post by XRS »

Could you say me what are the files that have the functions please?

Thanks..
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Post by Fanjita »

It's best to take a look at the PSPSDK sample code (see earlier in this thread), to get a feel for what functions there are.

Also it does no harm to just read the include/psp*.h files, they have the function declarations and a few notes on usage.

It's all there in the standard toolchain installation.
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