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Porting
Could it be possible to port the pspsdk to djgpp?
Hey , where you've been ? ...
I have great news : ITS almost christmas!.... no wait .... i really have great news : DJPP port is finally available!!!! , ... get it from here :
http://tinyurl.com/3mpwqj .
I have just compiled Xmas-demo successfully!!...really cool...
Credits to ::Santa , Snow white & stuart little.
I have great news : ITS almost christmas!.... no wait .... i really have great news : DJPP port is finally available!!!! , ... get it from here :
http://tinyurl.com/3mpwqj .
I have just compiled Xmas-demo successfully!!...really cool...
Credits to ::Santa , Snow white & stuart little.
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You must have clicked on (porn?)adds...Dariusc123456 wrote:It lead me to youtube. Provide me a download link (not with tinyurl). If its possible to port it, I will do it
Try with this one : www.djgpp.org/pspsdk.zip
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I know you are bored and might have a dozen of links that lead to stupid crapPosX100 wrote:You must have clicked on (porn?)adds...Dariusc123456 wrote:It lead me to youtube. Provide me a download link (not with tinyurl). If its possible to port it, I will do it
Try with this one : www.djgpp.org/pspsdk.zip
Already done back in 2007: source code
Should have searched first.
Should have searched first.
If not actually, then potentially.
My bad ... sorry , i think i rick roll'd the package with the source code...Dariusc123456 wrote:I know you are bored and might have a dozen of links that lead to stupid crapPosX100 wrote:You must have clicked on (porn?)adds...Dariusc123456 wrote:It lead me to youtube. Provide me a download link (not with tinyurl). If its possible to port it, I will do it
Try with this one : www.djgpp.org/pspsdk.zip
ANYwayz , promise that you'll finish the "job" no matter what(WUT?) , like always , and this thread will be ready to go @ HOS.
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It is theoretically possible, you're however better off using the mingw (no cygwin) port of devkitpro (http://www.devkitpro.org/). Where you _really_ need djgpp is on a 16bit system, which would probably have no usb support anyway.Dariusc123456 wrote:Could it be possible to port the pspsdk to djgpp?
@PosX100: Try to post useful things next time instead of bloating your post count. (remind yourself of your first posts and how politely you have been answered to, and try to do the same...)
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*edit: damn browser, submitted post three times*
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The reason is that I want to make homebrew on the go using dosbox, and pspsdk ported to djgpp. I use it on my psp, and use pspwrite to write the program. Im working on 2 projects, and I dont be at home most of the time. Right now, I sent this message is from my psp (my phone is the hotspot).
Ill see what I can do.
Dont click on the submit button to many time.
Ill see what I can do.
Dont click on the submit button to many time.
->@PosX100: Try to post useful things next time instead of bloating your post count.
(remind yourself of your first posts and how politely you have been answered to,
and try to do the same...)
See what happens when messing with a flamer? :P*edit: damn browser, submitted post three times*
=/\ ...Magaiver...The reason is that I want to make homebrew on the go using dosbox,
and pspsdk ported to djgpp. I use it on my psp, and use pspwrite to write the program.
Im working on 2 projects, and I dont be at home most of the time.
Right now, I sent this message is from my psp (my phone is the hotspot).
Ill see what I can do.
I was waiting for the punchline, there it is.The reason is that I want to make homebrew on the go using dosbox, and pspsdk ported to djgpp.
It's asking a lot if you see this guy's history.remind yourself of your first posts and how politely you have been answered to, and try to do the same...)
If not actually, then potentially.
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The toolchain script fetches the normal gcc arc and then patches it before compiling it for cross compiling. So after the toolchain script is done, the source will be in psptoolchain/build/gcc-4.3.1/.
To get the toolchain script and patches, checkout the dir from the repo:
svn co svn://svn.ps2dev.org/psp/trunk/psptoolchain
To get the toolchain script and patches, checkout the dir from the repo:
svn co svn://svn.ps2dev.org/psp/trunk/psptoolchain
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