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I presume Optimus used SDL for this util because it has FLI support. To compile with blu+ support the library c_bluplus must be used (change -lc for -lc_bluplus in the makefile)

I and other users from gp32spain finished it without problems. I suppose you had bad luck.

Dodgin' Diamond II GP32 ported by A600 using chui's SDL libraries [A] to select an option and fire [SELECT] pause [RIGHT SHOULDER] Escape Don't forget to quit the game with the exit option, otherwise the hi-score won't be saved. BLU+ fxe included Get it here Sourcecode Expect more SDL...

Chui is one of the 5 spanish programmers + rlyeh who are going to receive the development kit from GPH so you can delete him from your list.

I second that.

Yep, after more testings I also noticed the slight flickering. I'll try to fix it. @K0K0NUT_h3lmut: that's imposible.

OK. Try this version

Doesn't work with blu+?

It depends. My C is very basic (I'm a Delphi man) and so far I have programmed for the GP32 updated versions of Sarien, XRick and the Amstrad CPC emu; an util to unzip files (gpunzip) and this port. :D If I have time I'll try to translate the tutorial but beware, because my english is crappy!

New version! Version 1.1: - Added music. Use [SELECT] to stop/play music. - You can use the music you want. Just replace the file interlog\game.mod with the mod you want. - Much faster save/load. Don't forget to quit the game with the exit option, otherwise your progress won't be saved. - Now...

I dunno if he has ported the latest UAE version but he should try to port an older version (0.7.6 for example) because it will be less accurate but still very compatible and a lot faster.

If you understand spanish here is a very nice tutorial with all you need. Porting is very easy. I only had to resize the graphics from 640x480 to 320x240, change some code and add the sounds files from the Windows version because the Linux version doesn't have music/sounds. The testing can be...

The original Linux game have a enter password option but a keyboard is needed, so I implemented the saving option but the load/save functions from the SDL library are slow as hell :( Saving on demand ia a better option :) I didn't note those flickers with my FLU. It runs at 66 Mhz

I ported Interlogic thanks to the awesome chui's SDL libraries. It's a puzzle game with 30 levels. Updated! Version 1.1: - Added music. Use [SELECT] to stop/play music. - You can use the music you want. Just replace the file interlog\game.mod with the mod you want. - Much faster save/load...

I've ported Interlogic to the GP32 thanks to the wonderful chui's SDL libraries. It now runs pretty well but doesn't have music/sound because linux version hasn't them implemented. There still some problems because I had to convert 640x480 images to 320x240 and I must change some code. Here is...

I think those 132 Mhz are the problem. 132 isn't a standard overclock speed. Furthermore, you said 156 was slower. We'll see who is the "smart guy" here. :angry:

A suggestion: upload a fxe with the overclock disabled.

And should be even more doable if an older version of UAE is used (0.7.6 for example)

Money sent :)

100 FPS on an Athlon 1200.