Trying to get Started
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Trying to get Started
I was wondering what are the things i'd need (programs, tools etc..) to start making some simple homebrew for the PSP. Thanks.
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damn im so noob at psp programming. i hope everyone else used to be like this lol.
The first thing you really need to do is to learn(or master if you can) the C programming language as most PSP programs are written in C.
After that take the PSP programing tutorials at http://www.psp-programming.com/, they will tell you how to set up the development environment and build simple homebrews app.
Thats all for you.
After that take the PSP programing tutorials at http://www.psp-programming.com/, they will tell you how to set up the development environment and build simple homebrews app.
Thats all for you.
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in the link you gave me (psp-programing), does it show me the C language? i'm very new to the proggraming cuz ii havnt programed anything before. and also do i start here?
http://www.psp-programming.com/tutorials/c/lesson01.htm
thanks alot, i really appreciate the help!
http://www.psp-programming.com/tutorials/c/lesson01.htm
thanks alot, i really appreciate the help!
This is my X360 Gamertag.
damn im so noob at psp programming. i hope everyone else used to be like this lol.
If you're new to programming, I suggest you start on the PC. It's orders of magnitude easier to deal with an easily debuggable environment that doesn't crash horribly if you do something wrong.
Once you're comfortable enough with programming in general, it makes sense to move on to embedded/handheld platforms like the PSP.
That, or just learn lua and play around with that.
Once you're comfortable enough with programming in general, it makes sense to move on to embedded/handheld platforms like the PSP.
That, or just learn lua and play around with that.
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i think somthing's wrong with toolchain if not then theres somthing wrong with what i did. please tell me whats wrong . thanks a lot.
i think somthing's wrong with toolchain if not then theres somthing wrong with what i did. please tell me whats wrong . thanks a lot.
This is my X360 Gamertag.
damn im so noob at psp programming. i hope everyone else used to be like this lol.
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Why don't you just do what it says, and set the PSPDEV environment variable? I'm sure it's mentioned before you run the script in a readme.killaXsoldier wrote:http://img149.imageshack.us/img149/2204 ... ed4ef7.png
i think somthing's wrong with toolchain if not then theres somthing wrong with what i did. please tell me whats wrong . thanks a lot.
I'm not to sure how to do it in cygwin, however, I know in bash shell you'd type EXPORT PSPDEV = (path).
Under cygwin, it should be something like "/cygdrive/c/cygwin/usr/local/pspdev" IIRC.
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Read the readme.txt.killaXsoldier wrote:http://img149.imageshack.us/img149/2204 ... ed4ef7.png
i think somthing's wrong with toolchain if not then theres somthing wrong with what i did. please tell me whats wrong . thanks a lot.
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Change your .bat file to the following according to your path.
Make sure PSPDEV stays like that, just change the PATH and the chdir and F: accordingly.
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@echo off
F:
chdir F:\cygwin2\bin
set PSPDEV=/usr/local/pspdev
set PATH=%path%;F:/cygwin2/usr/local/pspdev/bin
bash --login -i
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