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What bits does Hando need to fix? Not much, I hope :D

I was amazed by that game on the Dingoo. For a 430Mhz MIPS with no hardware accelleration, that looks very good.

There is also http://code.google.com/p/glues/ whic could be useful.

The nubs will not click, but it won't be a problem because L2 and R2 were so little used.

But I thought they were wtill developing the trilogyy game or whatever...

Will you show us one of those in the clear case?

What does it matter that it's open source if it doesn't work properly?

BOOM BOOM

Those are some tasty looking analog nubs.

Oops. Music wasn't playing for some reason, just found it's because my SDL was improperly configured -_-

Agreed. I think the only reason anyone was using the richtext editor was to get around the bugs.

Personally I'd like to see Wine with Qemu emulating the actual instructions, like in Darwine. I'm not sure this is possible with x86 to ARM, though.

The Pandora can.

Also, I added support for music with Timidity.

What parts need to be changed to make it work in 16-bit mode?

I do have a binary ready - it's in the archive in the first post. I'll upload the 800x480 version soon. I'll see about converting to 16-bit, too. Does the Pandora crash when you change into an 8-bit mode? BTW Chip, it is rendering at 800x480, but it does look a little stretched. I can add an...

Quick update: got 800x480 mode working; the older version only ran at 640x480 by default. I spent a the best part of 3 hours tracking down a bug. Out of all the things that could have gone wrong, it tripped up on the loading bar. What really rubbed salt into the wounds was that when I finally...

About GLU functionality, you might want to check out this - it's a implementation of GLU for OGLES, although only 1.1 so I don't know how useful it will be to you. I found it while mucking around trying to port stuff, and found that most things written for desktop GL used GLU.

Check the date of the previous post :wink:

Sorry, I meant Cpasjuste. Oops. -_- I meant this script(up at the very top, toolchain.sh), which downloads the Codesourcery toolchain and a bunch of standard libraries and include files. Very handy, although you need a Linux PC.