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Just create your threads having the same priority and use 'iRotateThreadQueue' system call with that priority as argument in some kind of "timer interrupt handler". I searched the whole ps2sdk for the iRotateThreadQueue but I didn't succeeded to find it... I believe this is referenced in ...

I've tried doing it by myself and I get this error message: Compiler: PS2 Executing C:\PS2Dev\ee\ee\bin\gcc.exe... C:\PS2Dev\ee\ee\bin\gcc.exe "C:\Cygwin\tutorials\ps2tut_01\demo1.c" -o "C:\Cygwin\tutorials\ps2tut_01\demo1.exe" -I"C&a...

Yeah, I see your point...I am not very familiar with the PPC archetecure.

And finding the source code is easier said than done.

Maybe you should just use ps2client or the fix that evil posted.

I guess that's all I can suggest, for now.

William

Hey, C#er: I have gotten DEV-CPP to work with PS2SDK, I will try to put a tutorial together. Right now, I have it setup like JorDy has suggested by using makefiles, DEV-CPP supports MakeFile on a per-project basis (but not by default) I will try to get a tutorial rolled-up (after a figure out how to...

Shawn_t you can consider adding or looking over this code addition it adds functions to you source code, that directly makes it become a timer function that everyone (including my self) has been looking for.... Better than using the u32 cpu_ticks(void) function *note with these exten...

No, Husky99 I do not have PPC, nor have I used the linux version of RadHostClient. I currently use the windows version, becuase I am in Windows more often. I am currently downloading the file, will unpack it and see what it's all about. I will then post another message/or edit this message after tha...

.....ppc Not a supported architecture, I assume... Guess I'm out of luck with RadHostClient unless I can find the source code and compile it. oh well, for now I have ps2client working, I guess that will have to do. You need to the linux version of Rad Host Client: http://www.freewebtown.com/radsoft...

I'd like to know, how to get the following functionality from C: A clock with 1ms resolution or better. A sleep function with 1ms resolution or better (or should I spin in a loop using the above clock?) Realtime clock (year, month, day of month, day of week, hour, minute, second) Read memory card's...

You can try the following code: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <tamtypes.h> #include <sifcmd.h> #include <kernel.h> #include <sifrpc.h> #include <string.h> #include <sys/stat.h> #include <debug.h> #include <timer.h> #define clearscreen&#40;&#41; scr_clear&#40;&#41; /...