Hello everyone. I'm not into programming, nor have I ever claimed to be. I'm just someone who is very interested in the homebrew ideal for the PSP. Because of this, I have been checking up on various websites and forums to keep myself as updated and informed about the current status of HB software for the PSP.
Today, while checking the gamefaqs hardware forum, i noticed a thread about this website, who has claimed to be currently developing on a nes emulator for the PSP that currently works. Now I know your guys' opinions on emulators, and I'm not asking you for anything to do with emulators.
The reason for this post, is that he has posted the source code on his website, located at http://pnesp.50megs.com and if this emulator is true, then he has found a way to develop for the PSP already and make something that is responsive from the PSP in the way everyone has been hoping in terms of HB software.
All that I ask is for someone who has programming knowledge to look over the source code and see the dev team here can use any info in it to start their own HB software, or if it's just total bullshit.
Thank you for your time, and I hope the news is good :)
EDIT: the link does work, it just accidently included the , in the link when i posted it. i edited it to fix it
hopefully not fake!
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hopefully not fake!
Last edited by DaddyDrew on Sun Apr 17, 2005 5:28 am, edited 1 time in total.
Fake, dammit. The source code contains DOS DJGPP code only. It's the source code of nes9x 1.0beta; the ONLY difference is the readme.txt file which got changed slightly...
Maybe some kind of nice april's fool...
Maybe some kind of nice april's fool...
pixel: A mischievous magical spirit associated with screen displays. The computer industry has frequently borrowed from mythology. Witness the sprites in computer graphics, the demons in artificial intelligence and the trolls in the marketing department.
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void WaitVBlank(void)
{
while(inp(0x3DA)&0x08);
while(!(inp(0x3DA)&0x08));
}
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