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Oops bit late in replying here. I also miss the buzz of new releases. On the GP32 I loved MAME and Castaway and DRSMS. Yeah the emulation scene. im still amazed at how capable the GP32 was. And how much awesome software existed. I still have MANY handheld of all sorts and still lovingly look at...

For Pandora owners in Australia, there is little option to get replacement batteries. After procrastinating for some time I bit the bullet on my Pandora and bought some batteries. I bought a few spares so if anyone want's a battery I have a couple spares available. I'm selling them on eBay...

I would love to get a Pyra - once it's available. And with that power an awesome and much more update to version of MAME!

So how much to ship two?

And it's working... to be honest I don't know exactly what the solution was, but I went through everything, clean it up and it's all okay now.

Yes but I need economical postage to Australia.. can you do that?

So I've got this toolchain working okay with another (equally complex) project. It required a little tinkering around and setting a combination of -rpath-link (for the pandora's /lib and /usr/lib) and -L (for pandora's /usr/lib). I didn't need to change to the GOLD linker. I could perhaps try...

Ahem, well I'm still going to be releasing a new version of MAME for the Pandora. It's a combo release like for the GCW-Zero called XMAME 2.0 and will have Mame4all 2.0, xmame69 and xmame84. None of these are vanilla ports, all heavily optimized and enhanced. I have someone testing the Pandora...

Is there any readily available battery that is compatible with the Pandora?

I already use the flags you mention above - I will add -fuse-ld=gold -fuse-linker-plugin and report back. For best code generation and optimization, should -flto be used in conjunction with -fuse-linker-plugin?

The cross-compiler is 64-bit. $ file `which c` /bin/armv7l-unknown-linux-gnueabi-gcc: ELF 64-bit LSB shared object, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib64/l, for GNU/Linux 3.2.0, BuildID[sha1]=38cdbcd64ee1fe329252ee255e0f8a64ed05e28f, with debug_info, not stripped It...

I don't get it either and also have never seen it during a compile. Could it be a permissions issue? I will also try a very simple program to see if I am able to compile that. Is there anyway to get more information about what is happening? I'm already using -Wl,--verbose

I took all files .h .so. a from the Pandora... My linux PC is 64-bit - Pandora is 32-bit... @ptitSeb This method of taking files from the Pandora worked fine under Mac Os X and it is capable of building/linking very nicely.

So I built the toolchain and it seems to be working but I get the following issue at the linking stage: arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc: error: ELF####: No such file or directory Those #### represent some weird characters that don't copy/paste. I'm using libraries and header files that I copied from my...

Okay I'm trying @ptitSeb script... It's running now. So when you say "From there you can build newer gcc..." what does that mean?

I didn't think it would be so difficult, but is there a modern Pandora toolchain available to run on a Linux PC so that I can do some dev? I found the Mac OS X toolchain but I want to move away from this. https://pyra-handheld.com/boards/threads/toolchain-for-mac-os-x.78069/ I know of the "on...

I also ran this script a few days ago (July 2019) and with the mods in the above post it also worked for me building the arm-2013.11 toolchain. One stumbling block I had was that my system is 64-bit and this builds a 32-bit toolchain. Make sure you install something like this: sudo apt...

Okay well I cobbled it together and it works. I created a $HOME/superzaxxon1_76/usr/lib, $HOME/superzaxxon1_76/usr/include and $HOME/superzaxxon1_76/lib which mimic the relevant Pandora’s directories. I copied the required *.h, *.a and *.so into these directories adjusted my makefile’s -I and...

Well I guess that's okay, I may just copy the includes and libs over from the Pandora and see how that goes. Just keep the gcc specific stuff and everything in /usr/include and /usr/lib.

How do you set this up? I simply downloaded it and plopped the directories into my $HOME. I added the 'bin' directory containing 'arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc', etc to my path. When I make a project i get an error saying that size_t isn't defined. I've set up some extra "INCLUDES =...