PC PSPE emu (Elf Interpreter)
PC PSPE emu (Elf Interpreter)
a working pspe emu is now available.
http://www.psp-hacks.com/
http://www.psp-hacks.com/downloads/psp-pc-emu.zip
i have tested and confirm it works. just place the eboot file in the Dir and run the exe. Now this enables users that dont have 1.0 to test there game out. although its not the same, it still better then nothing. but right now it can only run simple psp programs.
Note this is not a PSP Emulator. you can not play ripped iso, only homebrew games. more info at.
http://www.psphacks.net/content/view/212/2/
http://www.psp-hacks.com/
http://www.psp-hacks.com/downloads/psp-pc-emu.zip
i have tested and confirm it works. just place the eboot file in the Dir and run the exe. Now this enables users that dont have 1.0 to test there game out. although its not the same, it still better then nothing. but right now it can only run simple psp programs.
Note this is not a PSP Emulator. you can not play ripped iso, only homebrew games. more info at.
http://www.psphacks.net/content/view/212/2/
Last edited by Thanhda on Sun May 15, 2005 10:35 am, edited 4 times in total.
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uterly pointless, why bother, the whole point is to have it work on the psp in the first place. all apps that you could use on the psp are already on the pc and are complete. e.g
incomplete emulators for the psp emu OR completed 100% speed on the pc
text editors on psp emu OR Microsoft Word
Homebrew apps on psp emu OR complete win32 libraries with source and documentation.
incomplete emulators for the psp emu OR completed 100% speed on the pc
text editors on psp emu OR Microsoft Word
Homebrew apps on psp emu OR complete win32 libraries with source and documentation.
Kysen: are you kidding me, having a emu is very usefull. when instead of always connecting to your psp to test your game, right now we do not have the tools to connect directly with the psp. Actually most places use emulators when they test there game. i am currently working for motorola on a cell phone project, they have sent me a sdk package including an emulator for all the cell phone models. the purpose of the emulator is so you dont have to always connect it to the real thing or even in fact having the product on hand. there is an official psp Emulator use in the industry for testing there products out. So tell me why would sony them self waste time creating an emulator? it may not run to complete speed, but its the first step. this also allows us, non psp 1.0 owners a chance to start programming and testing our product on the psp. and give us a better understanding on whats going on.
Last edited by Thanhda on Sun May 15, 2005 7:28 am, edited 1 time in total.
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It is to ease developpement process, so not pointless especially for people who want to contribute without having a 1.0 at home. debugging remotely via someone else is really bothersome for both the developper and the one who tries.Kysen wrote:uterly pointless, why bother, the whole point is to have it work on the psp in the first place. all apps that you could use on the psp are already on the pc and are complete. e.g
incomplete emulators for the psp emu OR completed 100% speed on the pc
text editors on psp emu OR Microsoft Word
Homebrew apps on psp emu OR complete win32 libraries with source and documentation.
sony has there own emulator, and right now this can only run homebrew games. btw emulators are not illegal. the piracy of games are. and that will also boost development time at the current state. Also no emu isnt going to boost piracy, mod chips will.
Last edited by Thanhda on Sun May 15, 2005 7:54 am, edited 3 times in total.
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I don't see how this emulater is boosting piracy. the only thing it's boosting is homebrew dev. Before this emulater you had to have a psp 1.0 now you don't you can write a program test it and make sure it's working without any trouble. I also don't think this emul will allow you play psp games remember those games are encrypted ;)
Not really dev related, but not not dev related.
Moved to psp general.
Moved to psp general.
Shoot Pixels Not People!
Makeshift Development
Makeshift Development
oh nice, psp general has been re open.
Also its been confirm. this is not an emulator, only allows running converted Elf files to PBP files meaning homebrew games only. not comercial
Also its been confirm. this is not an emulator, only allows running converted Elf files to PBP files meaning homebrew games only. not comercial
- http://www.psphacks.net/content/view/212/2/This program allows the user to run software compiled for PSP on your PC, this is NOT an emulator but an intrepretor so dont start asking when its going to run Ridge Racers :) It will only run ELF files that have been converted to PBP format, so for example the below Tetris game will work (I have checked and it does).
It requires SDL.DLL to run so I have packaged it with the intrepretor (in seperate zips). To use simply name EBOOT.PBP to EBOOT.PSP and run the .exe file and it should work, I have tried Hello World and Tetris and both work fine. Not really much use for average users, but for developers etc it should be very useful for quick testing of software.
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v 0.6 has been released: http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/pspelf.shtml
downloadlink: http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/pspe06.zip
I still can't seem to be able to get the emulators to work though.
downloadlink: http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/pspe06.zip
I still can't seem to be able to get the emulators to work though.
Anyone who wants an opensource cross platform mips emulator should
try Gavare's eXperimental Emulator:
http://gavare.se/gxemul/
I managed to get the hello world psp elf loaded on the R4000 emulation.
But because R4000 is normally 64 bit it fails to execute properly.
Maybe someone smarter than me will have more luck.
try Gavare's eXperimental Emulator:
http://gavare.se/gxemul/
I managed to get the hello world psp elf loaded on the R4000 emulation.
But because R4000 is normally 64 bit it fails to execute properly.
Maybe someone smarter than me will have more luck.
nice thanks for the new update. still cant play complex games. you should really read the readme. but i'll answer it for you. go download sdl.dll(v1.2.8) from libsdl.org. then go to ms0/psp/game/ and placed a folder inside the eboot.pbp. you can not just place game/eboot.pbp, you must place it in its own folder such as. game/folder/eboot.pbpFreeFighter wrote:v 0.6 has been released: http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/pspelf.shtml
downloadlink: http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/pspe06.zip
I still can't seem to be able to get the emulators to work though.
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