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Ahh. Ok. That makes sense now. I just didn't look deep enough. :) That's why using 'int' directly for a fixed point variable is so confusing. It is sometimes not clear what precision it is using. I am making my own fixed point class and converting the original devmaster code to use the...

Independent developers have the same access to devkits as the big publishers. I have several devkits sitting on my desk right now.

Err, none. I don't emulate. :)

The board would have been re-engineered to fit the case in order to get the ext connector situated on top centre of the board. The power LED has also moved. And that's just looking at the photos. Who knows what else has changed.

I believe it has a Turbo Pascal compatibility mode. At most, it should require minor changes.

The upper 32MB is considered video memory, but remember that you must give it the physical memory address, not the mapped memory address. If you use mmap() to get access to the upper 32MB, subtract the value returned by mmap() from your sprite's memory address. Give this value to the blitter...

Games do not generally use databases as you know them. They usually load either a well-known file format, such as TGA or PNG for images and INI or TXT for text files, or use their own custom binary formats. Sometimes a game might have all these files packaged into a larger file, such as...

No it's not for real. Look at yesterday's date. The day when all sorts of people try to make "funny" press releases and similar stories.

Can this thread just die now? April Fools is long gone now, even for the Americans who are always late to every day of the year.

I can build the Open2X toolchain for Cygwin. Can I build it for GP2X? Example: BUILD=i686-host_pc-cygwin HOST=arm-open2x-linux TARGET=arm-open2x-linux I tried setting HOST to arm-open2x-linux before running open2x-gp2x-apps.sh, but that did nothing.

Finally we learn what OpenBor actually is. That's a huge problem with these forums. There's a big news item saying "BLAH version X.Y is released!" but without saying what BLAH actually IS.

Stop typing so fast.

I want a box. GPH apparently have one on the way. :)

The menu applications (GP2XMB and GMenu2x) could easily be modified to also read a USB controller, but other applications would also have to be modified to look for and use the USB controller if it exists. Open2X can not magically make USB controllers work for all applications. The reason is...

Is that declaration of FunctionContext a valid C construct? I've never seen that syntax in all my years of C and C++ programming. Try changing the declaration to TARGET_FUNCTION_CONTEXT FunctionContext = { { CT_SDIO_STACK_VERSION_CODE, "sdio_wlan", 1, 0, Ids, hifDeviceInserted...

How can you get more intimate and direct access to hardware than reading/writing registers? We can do that already. The software won't be any faster. I have no idea what you mean by "fuller".

It would be interesting to use with BVRDE, a Windows-based IDE that does everything on a remote computer, such as the GP2X. The remote computer contains all the source files, compiler, debugger, everything. Of course, this would only be really useful with a HDD connected to the GP2X. Tiny C...

And the option to change it to use gmenu2x as the default interface will suit you fine. I downloaded and tried gp2xmb last night and for the first time user, it would be very intuitive and easy to use. For the power users like yourself, you would only have to see it once at most before you...

You are swapping the bytes in your binary data, right? The bytes in an integer and floating point numbers are the opposite order than on Windows.