In theory, it should be possible to make it work full speed. Since both the GP2X and GBA are based on a ARM processor. So, it could be done by coding a high level emulation layer that translates the GBA system calls to something the GP2X understands. The VisualBoyAdvance runs so slow because it...
This looks somewhat like the thumbstick of an XBox control. The current thumbstick of the GP2X ain't bad, but I do think the one you draw would have been better.
Though most programs will work with the SDL libraries for the PC, it's hard to see how well it performs on a GP2x. For example, the released SNES emulator will perform well on a PC, but it's somewhat slower on a GP2x. And that's where the emulator can come in.
I was wondering if there is a gp2x emulator to emulate the gp2x itself. Instead of placing the .gpe and .gpu file on a card and try it, it would be a lot easier to just load it into an emulator and start a debugger.
I followed the steps on the gp2x wiki to set up an environment in Visual studio 2005. It's actually targeted to the express edition, but all the steps can also be done in the studio version. But it seems that the build skips the linking part of the build rules. Can someone help me?
The steps...
Well, if you're starting linux I don't really recommend to begin with Gentoo. It can get pretty complicated if you don't know what you're doing. Maybe you should start with Ubuntu or Mandriva aka Mandrake. Those are easier to get into, I think. Some may disagree.
I've been using SuSE for years...
I ordered mine on 20th October and live in Holland. Yesterday I got it through the mail and tried out some things. I'm not sure why but I installed the Snes emulator on my SD card and tried to run it. But after starting the program, the handheld just goes into black and stays that way untill I...
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