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I'm sure if you offer enough money someone will offer to create this bespoke piece of software for you.

I've not actually built gcc 4.0 under minGW, but this may provide some clues for those who are trying.

https://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php ... _id=286529

If enough people want it, I'll try to make it build and provide some binaries.

If that's how you think of programming then you'd be better off taking up professional darts instead.

Hi Dlanor, Welcome to the toolchain hacking club. http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-3.3.1/gcc/Optimize-Options.html#Optimize%20Options Should be very applicable to 3.2.2. Enjoy. If you isolate the function that gets miscompiled, you can get GCC to output RTL (register transfer language) at each stag...

Pixel gave you an effective work-around.

You have absolutely no hope of doing this. You have been badly misinformed. We don't discuss hacking commerical games here.

Yes,

You need to link newlib's libstdc++.a

For those of you wishing to avoid Cygwin, GCC 4.0.0 *should* compile on an Msys/MinGW system out of the box.

Also, there are patches and a toolchain script on Oopos site to make 3.2.2 compile on Msys/MinGW.

Make sure you install the MSys dev toolkit too.

yes thats true, but its not recommended. and as far as i know, its not fully supported. I hereby recommend that anyone who wants to program C++ on psp can and should. As for support, will the moral variety suffice? If so, here it is: "Go for it! code in C++ you super object oriented programmer...

in homebrew everything is in lower level languages, C or ASM. but when using the official dev kit its C, ASM, and C++.

That's not correct. C++ can be used with homebrew.

Try searching for, oh, say "illegal operands" using the forum search facility.

The nature of encryption is such that a change of even a single bit in the pre-encrypted data will likely end up with every byte being different in the encrypted data.

Would you mind telling me how much memory is required to alow (sic) a buffer overflow exploit.

Actually don't bother. In fact, why don't you and Pikoro post your random jibberish on psphacks instead of here?

Thanks.

NDSLIB has an OpenGL-like 3d engine:-

http://www.drunkencoders.com/tools/DS/ndslib.zip

Giving up on PSP already?

The docs come with the ps2linux kit when you buy it, don't ask for them here, forum rules etc.

Regardless, all of what is in the docs can be gleamed from reading the source. If you need specific help, irc channel #ps2dev on efnet is a good place to ask.

Good luck!

Ez. The functions live in the libraries; the major library is ps2sdk. There's some stuff that's auto-generated from the ps2sdk source code which should be browseable at docs.ps2dev.org, but it doesn't seem to be very complete, infact, reading the source itself will give more than is listed there. Re...

You could also have used my mingw patchset available on oopo's site...

...if I'd mentioned it to anyone, that is.

MrHTFord.

I'll do some QA if you post the patch.

Hey, that's really very cool indeed!

I like it. The display is very flickery though, gave me a headache. What resolution is it in?

The date in your readme.txt is wrong too, it's been 2005 for nearly three weeks now.

Oh, also, it tries to load geotron.vab as host:\geotron.vab, it'd be better if you left the \ out.

Cheers.

Yeah, it does something... However, it was very slow due to ps2ip and stuff when I last looked, I've not tried it in ages with newer ps2ip. SIO is the way to go anyway. You need to compile the ps2gdb stub into your program and call the init function near the top of main, then you should be able to c...

One frequent use for the break instruction is when a division by zero is about to happen. GCC can emit code to test the divisor and break if it's zero, AFAIR, "break 7" is used in this case.

Another common use is as a hook to a debugger.

Well, we don't know how skilled you are at coding, that's usually the most important consideration.

You wont get conflicts when using linux (or cygwin) because the ps2 compilers use prefixes (ee-gcc, iop-gcc) to avoid this. Regarding your Cygwin problems, just just go to www.cygwin.com and download a later version if you want to persist with the Win32 method. Oopo's got a toolchain script that you...

Hey,

This sort of thing isn't what ps2dev is about. You'll probably not get much help from us, if you hadn't guessed that already.

Sorry.

Hardly suprising that it doesn't work in an emulator since it tries to load all of it's files from "host". Other than that, I reckon it would have a good chance of working, if it were re-coded to load from "cdrom" instead.

consider it all you need to get it done.

Perhaps you should just play the game to death and unlock everything that way.

What you wish to do seems to me a bit like X-raying your xmas presents to see what's inside.

As a guess, K & P are probably the initials for Mr Morton's middle names.

Just a guess mind.

I don't think that information relating to an x86 processor gcc port should be assumed true for a MIPS port. It's like comparing apples and oranges.

I know that the tree stuff and RTL stuff is the same for all processors, but the rest is completely different.