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The "newer firmware" problems was a mistake from my side with setting the PSP_HEAP_SIZE_KB too high, so hopefully it will still work for all versions of the PSP. I'm going to stop talking to myself now, but feel free to check out what I managed to throw together at www.collectingsmiles.com...

Gah... I'm not sure, but it seems that the PSP stuff in devkitPro is from April. Still, It seems to work well as long as I don't try to compile for newer firmwares.

And you use the KXploit tool to get it to work on FW 1.50?
http://www.psp-hacks.com/psp-kxploit-howto.php

Edit: Stupid question perhaps, since you would get a corrupted error-message otherwise.

it's psp-config's fault, in the windows cmd.exe using psp-config -p will result in: Error, path not large enough for creating the PSPSDK path Thanks for that tip. psp-config wasn't found at all. I fixed this by just adding a path to devkitpsp/bin and everything worked fine without changes to makefi...

Sorry for being unclear. I just wanted to know if there was any point to start digging for the problem. But as it seems like there is, I'm very happy with the answers.

Anyone?

Is devkitPro still supporting the PSP? I tried compiling one of the samples but got a
"make: *** No rule to make target `/lib/build.mak'. Stop."

I don't think there is such thing as GU_MUL.

GU_ADD, GU_SUBTRACT, GU_REVERSE_SUBTRACT, GU_MIN, GU_MAX and GU_ABS are the ones defined.

I've writing a small application for both Windows/GL and the PSP, but there is one blending-mode that doens't seem to work the way I intend it. sceGuBlendFunc(GU_ADD, GU_DST_COLOR, GU_ZERO, 0, 0); This is supposed to multiply the source texels with the destination pixels, right (Dest...