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Sure its possible. Why wouldn't it be?

^^^ what he said

Also you need to add an empty constructor to your PlayerObject. This is required because the vector will instantiate PlayerObject objects.

// empty constructor
PlayerObject(){}

Yay, it works :)

I use a 256*256 32 bit texture as light buffer which gets stretched to full screen.

By the way: the framebuffer's alpha DOES get filled, provided you use GU_TCC_RGBA with sceGuTexFunc.

Did you install the PSP toolchain and have you run toolchain.sh?

I'm not 100% sure but I think the framebuffer alpha will be used for the stencil buffer, even if you're rendering to texture since the GE doesn't really differentiate between the two. Making the lightbuffer smaller is a good call... I could use floats in the vertices to get subpixel precision preven...

One problem with treating the light-buffer as 32-bit is that you could only offset the buffers for every 4th pixel which would become quite choppy unless you have 4 different textures covering those cases (and you can forget about subpixling, scaling lights, etc). Good points... also I think you'll...

Some pics to clarify what I'm trying to accomplish

The frame as rendered so far


The light buffer, rendered using multiple point lights (using texture in 1st post)


Result

I am making a sidescrolling 2D game and I'm trying to do per pixel lighting. Reason: vertex lighting wouldn't look very nice since my vertices can be far apart and aside from that I'm rendering in screenspace right now so it would be hard to implement. What I've come up with is to create an extra 8 ...

Nice work!

And yeah NDA/noncompete clauses suck.

BRUNNI, ton anglais et marvelous, puis arret de dir votre anglais et pas bon, parceque mon francais is WORSE!!! ;) Your lib kicks ass. Love it. I have a couple of questions. 1) what does oslCreateSwizzledImage do? is this meant for loading images into VRAM ? there seems to be no documentation on th...

magic values are often used as a sanity check or sometimes as a version check.

Make sure the psplink, usbhostfs and pcterm are all of the same svn revision.

moonlight wrote:About the perfomance... I've set the processor to only 12/6 Mhz and it's playing fine :)) The search of files is slower, but the play is really good :)

That's awesome :)

Do you think it would be difficult to stream at3's (instead of loading the whole thing in a static buffer)?

Just a FYI if anyone else is having problems with EAC (it goes into an infinite loop on my machine); here is a codec you can use to encode/decode AT3. It worked well for me with audiograbber.

Any clues on the performance of this built in lib? Does it look like it outperforms libmad?

thanatos wrote:：P come on ，have further try

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easy fix:

#include <memory.h>
void *operator new(size_t size){ return malloc(size); }
void operator delete(void *ptr){ free(ptr); }

an alternative is to include the C++ library

Also this has been asked many times, please use the search first next time.

The low amount of memory is going to be the main problem, especially if you're planning on running gcc.

It would be an interesting project though. I say go for it and obtain the respect of neckbearded linux fans worldwide! ;)

Define 'wont work'. You don't see anything?

If so, I say its likely a Z-buffer, culling or a matrix transform issue.

Z-buffer seems especially likely since that could be caused by your gu init code.

Also try to memset your display list to 0 before you run your app.

I finally sat down and setup PSPLINK and was it ever worth it. My usual turnaround time of 15 seconds practically disappeared. The pdf manual is great too. Thanks so much TyRaNiD and others who contributed. One note to other WinXP/Cygwin users, if you find inf-wizard.exe (of the usb-win32 lib) keeps...

Has anyone bothered with this? The USB on my Win2K op system only works as USB1, and can't transfer a working PSP program. I wonder it a PSP app could be used to simply save apps straight into the Game folder ready to run. Uh yeah I guess so but why don't you just install USB 2.0 drivers? They shou...

However I can't think of any other useable solution to this atm, other than leaving compacting alltogether to the overlaying program, which will be good enough for texture managers, which anyway may want to do their allocation strategy in a way that avoids defragmentation to the most. Agreed. I thi...

LuMo wrote:you can use cpp and objects for sure, as i use em too ;)
you have to add the cpp lib to your makefile

LIBS= -lstdc++

greets
lumo

Only if you use the C++ library (stuff like cin/cout etc). Otherwise it suffices to define the new and delete operators.

Raphael wrote: char realpath[256];
realpath = '\0';

That won't compile.
Either do

*realpath = '\0';

or

realpath[0] = '\0';