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Congrats to all involved - good work guys!

Sounds doable.

Indeed, and using something like Doug Lea's malloc to handle the hard stuff would help you out considerably.

Thanks - good to have this file around now that Noctemware vanished. :-)

Just to clarify, you're using "wb" which opens a new file (deletes the old one) in binary mode.

I'd also love to hear the tech porn!

I'm pretty sure the version of the SDK used by xorloser had a bug which I wanted to avoid by updating my SDK.

What a hassle...

Looks great!

BTW I have no idea what game it's based on. I have a very sheltered life... :-)

I would suggest anyone who wants to add patches or contribute to the source to get in touch with Chris. Hopefully you can be added as users on the sourceforge project. I'm unable to actively do anything with the code, but I'm happy to try and help explain how my coding horrors work... as long as the...

Or allocate from the stack using a char array or alloca(), and align a pointer inside there yourself.

IIRC the "if" block should only be executed if Quake's mixing buffer isn't a multiple of the size of the PSP buffer. It probably is (powers of two).

BTW I'm pretty sure you should use samplesToRead instead of samplesBeforeEndOfInput in the else block. Otherwise you could copy too much data.

However you will need to purchase USA Blu-ray movies if you want to watch them. While games are region free (currently, it may depend on the publisher), movies are not.

That's how I understand it anyway, please feel free to correct me.

Woo, looks pretty! Thanks for sharing!

Maybe a buffer should be aligned but isn't?
Or perhaps I'm not forcing a cache writeback when it is necessary?

That's a bit weird. I thought Quake filled the buffer the whole time. I suppose someone could check by clearing the source data (which Quake creates) to zero after copying to the PSP audio buffer. A handy place to do this would be at the end of copySamples(). It would require some un-const-ing here ...

Hmm, either I'm applying your fix wrong, or there is no difference to the sound with that fix :( I wonder if PeterM still has the old sdk with the sound working, and can send us his pspaudiolib.c, .h etc for examination. Here you go. The whole SDK is revision 2213, but the files each have their own...

Yes, I'm not at all sure what's up with the sound. It worked fine with an old old SDK. It was broken with an old SDK. It worked fine with a recent SDK. It is broken with the newest SDK. It might be worth checking out the SVN history for the SDK, but I'm quite surprised audio changes are still being ...

The PSP specific file for Quake's audio isn't too big. You shouldn't need to look at or touch Quake's own audio code.

There could be issues with Quake's sound that just happen to live peacefully with another version of the SDK. I'm pretty sure it was broken with an old SDK version, worked with a version from SVN, and I've not updated my toolchain in a while. I remember thinking that I couldn't see anything wrong wi...

I don't think I can do any more work on Quake, but I'll make sure the bug tracker is up to date with my thoughts on how various bugs can be resolved.

Ooh that's good to hear.

It's actually a port/theft of Irrlicht.
http://www.irrlicht3d.org/pivot/entry.php?id=348

Cheers for the support guys.

Stealth Kill : I am deeply disappointed that you have released a new version of CS Combined Assault based on our unreleased Quake code, especially after I explicitly requested that people didn't publish Quake builds before it was done. Here are a few tips: * Credit the authors. We did do most of th...

We still need to work on networking in v3, so you'll have to wait. It's probably not just a case of simply compiling the old networking files!

The error messages pretty much tell you what the problems are if you understand the C compilation and linking process.

Hehe, cracking a nut with a sledgehammer comes to mind!

Oh well, glad you got it working anyway. Good luck with your project, it sounds really cool.

Be3f wrote:You may ask PeterM for advice

Ha ha, thanks very much!

I suspect it depends on your library order when linking.

I've not always used -fno-exceptions and I've still got my C++ code to link.

There's no way to specify a game folder other than ID1, but you can probably replace the pak files with your own or add them on after pak1.pak. pak0.pak & pak1.pak - full Quake game pak2.pak = first pak from the mod pak3.pak = second pak from the mod etc You probably can't use mods with the shar...

For me, it's memory management. It really needs to be fixed.

I've no idea what Chris wants to work on or when he's got spare time.