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I've seen a few references in this thread to building the build.mak file directly. I think build.mak is intented to be an include file in your project's makefile, not called directly from make. The ".mak" file extension is an indicator of this, as make's documentation identifies ".mak...

Ok ooPo.

Sorry to have rubbed you the wrong way.

No criticism was intended.. this stuff you guys are working on looks fun and exciting - much more than the IT stuff I've being doing for the last several years.

I'll try to "pay" by contributing to the codebase.

Tony

Mike/Pippin, Take the Makefile from the PSPSDK samples, then in Dev-C++, choose project options, then Makefile, then check "use custom makefile". Your makefile should look something like this: TARGET = sdktest OBJS = main.o INCDIR = CFLAGS = -O2 -G0 -Wall CXXFLAGS = $(CFLAGS&#4...

Why are the admins on this forum so thin-skinned and sensitive? Do you guys need to get laid/drunk or something? My experience is not limited to Visual Studio by any means - I've been coding for 20+ years. In this and other threads, I've frequently seen this forum's admins make things "personal...

Sounds good mrbrown. Thanks for your reply/guidance.

The PSPSDK is excellent, and defintely evolving quickly.

I'd personally like to pass along my thanks/appreciation to all the folks doing such a nice job on the PSPSDK.

I ported PspPet's code to SDK based. But the synchronization is still a issue. So I haven't call the linked functions from user mode. Madc, Is the work you've done refactoring PspPet's code to be PSPSDK-based posted somewhere for download/viewing? Or are you referring the the sample code which can ...

I'm a.NET developer myself - I can tell you that you'll never be more productive than when using an IDE like Whidbey (VS2005). When you work in IT, you don't have the luxury of handling things like an "uber code god" - particularly if you're a lead/architect in your organization and have t...

Thanks ooPo - good point. Obviously, the sofware I write for a living is not of the game console variety, or I wouldn't have asked such a silly question. Why is the devkit method preferable? Because of the time required to create the emulator? So you feel we need a remote debugging scenario? Let's s...

What is the recommended best practice for late binding (e.g. pspnet libraries) while using the PSPSDK? I could include a startup.s for each project, but based on the example Makefiles that come with the SDK, it would seem the PSPSDK encourages using a "shared" startup.s. I ask this because...

I've been using Bloodshed's free Dev-C++ IDE a my development environment for PSP homebrew. In Dev-C++ I'm able to specify a custom complier configuration using psp-gcc, and use the PSPSDK provided makefile template for builds. This seems to work well, but unfortuntely no debugging yet. Is anyone el...

As someone who writes software for a living, I would submit that PSP homebrew development will struggle to evolve much past "hacking around" until a real PC-based emulator exists that allows for step debugging. Writing PSP code on the PC and "seeing if it works" on a physical PSP...

Hi, I searched docs, couldn't find the answer so posting question here... In the function call: void pgBitBlt(unsigned long x,unsigned long y,unsigned long w,unsigned long h,unsigned long mag,const unsigned short *d); what is the pixel format for the byte array referenced by last parameter *d ? Is i...