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  If it's as powerful as the Wiz then I'll pass. I got one very cheap and, compared to the Dingoo isn't that great (for example, I tried my vice port for both consoles and Rick Dangerous ran fullspeed at 275 MHz on the Dingoo while it needed more than 500 MHz on the Wiz)

Yes. I doubt he'll change the name. He'll simply post something like "here is a better and faster psx4iphone, give me your money and I'll give you a "beta" " and all his followers will praise him for being such a great genius while he increases the (surely big) amount of money he has made thanks...

Thanks for the detailed explanation :)

@zx-81: how faster is a goto table compared to a switch? With cap32 and hugo you use goto tables. I tried the same "trick" with vice, the c64 emu,  but the resulting code isn't faster (maybe gcc already uses jump tables for switches?)

The interpreter is far from finished so a port would be pointless.

  I really doubt that guy asking for donations is Ulrich Hecht.

Many thanks!

The only culprit here is the administrator for giving moderator privileges to a nobody and thanks to that, all the interesting dev info is lost forever.

I found the SDK for the cc1600 chip here It includes source codes and a few docs and it's confirmed is an ARM :) It also adds a very interesting feature (translated from the chinese) : "Supports full synchronization of Windows debugging"

Crappy pad and only four buttons... No, thanks.

  I's a CC1600 chip and it looks like it's an ARM. I unpacked the HXF firmware from other device that uses it and found this on the ccpmp.bin file: and looking at the brochure it's clear that they are going to "port" all those emus (MAME, MD, SEGACD, SNES, PSX) using the GP2X ones...

 I guess I can now stop working on the GP2XEngine port :D

Yes. The Ingenic FTP is full of goodies like a patch for compiling the linux kernel; without it, it would have been really hard to get Linux on the Dingoo. ChinaChip is known for stealing source codes like Exophase's gba emu or Notaz's Picodrive for its "built-in" emus not for sharing...

Better?, probably. Suited for homebrew? I doubt it, because Chinachip isn't going to release an SDK or documentation for its CPU, so...

Config/savestates should be compatible but I didn't tried it because I can't stand the GP2X crappy pad/LCD  :D The ABXY buttons layout is different so you'll probably have to redefine the keys assigned to those.

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I've compiled a binary for setting the clock speed (from 200 to 430 MHz). Copy it to local/bin and execute it with cpu value; for example, cpu 360 Click! (sourcecode included)

  I know but there are people out there (not me) who would be happy to run Virtua Racing at 5 fps :D

  SVP support was added in 1.40 version and the latest sourcecode available is 1.35 so you'll have to wait until notaz releases a more recent sourcecode.

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