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First hit on google for XOpenDisplay: http://tronche.com/gui/x/xlib/display/opening.html display_name: Specifies the hardware display name, which determines the display and communications domain to be used. On a POSIX-conformant system, if the display_name is NULL, it defaults to the value of the DI...

Drama lock

Drawing large prims as strips is much faster due to the way the GS' cache and rasterization works. The GS will rasterize a maximum of 8x2 pixels per clock or 4x2 when texturing, this is the pixel pipeline layout, it can not for example render 2x8 pixels per clock or 4x4 pixels per clock. It ALWAYS s...

Dude, the first message in this forum is Registration shenanigans which is discussing just that...

Since the domain blocks for gmail, yahoo, etc were added before we had a registration captcha it might be worth while tyring to remove them and seeing how much more spam we get.... I also think at some point we should do an account clear out, since most of the accounts created for spam are still exi...

Just paypal $100 to my email address.

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&#91;jbit@miku&#93;~/ps2dev/ps2/ps2sdk$ svn commit ee/sbv/src/slib.c 
Sending        ee/sbv/src/slib.c
Transmitting file data .
Committed revision 1611.

http://svn.ps2dev.org/listing.php?repname=ps2&rev=1611
Thanks for the patch :)

Alignment?

Ugh, didn't notice you were doing odd things..... calling a constructor C# style does not do what you think it does! class Test { int m_iVar; public: Test(int var) { printf("fake: %p\n", this); m_iVar = var; } Test&...

Without more code it's impossible to tell.... However it could be memory corruption (over running a buffer?) or pointer screw up.. but since the pointers are quite close together my guess is you're doing something like... Viewpoint *view = new Viewpoint(); view++; view->Project&#...

We don't do game hacking here

I guess this want to be on the PSP forums....

Can't imagine cake is too good for hte optical drive though :P

We don't do game hacking, modification or extraction here.

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You can't run linux on a PSP, it doesn't have an MMU.

We do not discuss official development tools here.

Also all these ps3 hack sites rumor mill too much. There is a rumor going around about a mod chip that blogs are cycling and the guy who is behind it has already been figured out, the actual rumor itself even looks fake but still got mass publishing. I'm sure it's cranking up ad revenue. Luckily ps...

Indeed, but Sony also currently maintain the PS2 emulation drivers and software for the backwards compatible PS3s and the SACD driver for the older PS3s, so clearly they have procedures for supporting "old" features.

If that's a software cost issue only, then the Other Boot support will be removed from all of the upcoming firmwares, no matter whether you install it on a Slim PS3 or not. What the hell, that's not what the post said at all... From what sarah said, there is new (revised) hardware in the slim, writ...

http://uk.playstation.com/games-media/news/articles/detail/item229653/Entertainment-on-PS3-has-a-new-look// English link http://www.engadget.com/2009/08/18/sony-debuts-slimmer-ps3/ the question is if its just the slim or if its a firmware 3.0 thing... I can't see them nuking existing features in a ...

and as for how it was space say the image size would have been 130x130 at the very least. that would mean that it's size would have to be 256x256 so i waste almost twice the space If you absolutely needed that size sprite then since this is 2d you'd just make the following textures: 128x128, 128x2,...

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Sending        ee/kernel/src/iopcontrol.c
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Thanks!

If you look around in some source codes, you might find a ram.h and a ram.c . It should support for getting the ram memory and clearing the ram. What sort of advice is this... *shakes head* It's dariusc advice, which is along the lines of "I don't know anything about the question, but feel I s...

http://technet.microsoft.com/sv-se/sysi ... us%29.aspx

I have no idea about the mingw32 toolchain, but it seems like the path is hardcoded, the only way I could think of changing it is either recompiling the toolchain or just making a link from c:/msys to d:/ps2dev/msys (windows does support symlinks: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753194%...

and what's the output of

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echo "main&#40;&#41; &#123;&#125;" | ee-gcc --verbose -E -

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Sounds like it can't find the GCC headers... which are usually in $PS2DEv/ee/ee/include.. Could be an incomplete toolchain installation? or you've moved the ee-gcc binary somewhere it shouldn't be... do you have "D:/PS2Dev/msys/1.0/local/ps2dev/ee/ee/include/sys/types.h" (I'm guessing that...

Yes, FILEIO and related modules are almost always loaded on IOP reboot...

Salvy wrote:Isn't xmoxasx' signature against this forum's rules since it leads to warez?

Yes, it's a spam bot, gone now....

The SDK is open source you know... If you just looked at the top of the functions you'd see: ps2sdk/ee/kernel/src/fileio.c int fioDread(int fd, fio_dirent_t *buf) { struct _fio_dread_arg arg; int res; if ((res = fioInit()) < 0)...

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