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Hi Mr.Mirko, Yes, I want to be able to link to functions in RAM at runtime, but not specifically linking LGPL to your lib. More for sort of plugin/DLL support for my apps. I had a look in gp32_crt0.s but i don't know much about what it's doing... obviously it is describing the different elf...

I have compiled a small test elf program (hello.elf) that I am attempting to test on. A couple of issues - 1) What is the process to resolve unlinked symbols? If the hello.elf program uses (for example) malloc, and malloc is unresolved, how do i resolve this symbol? (and all the others). 2)...

Tip: If you copy/paste the 'Forum link' you will get a nice link like this :) snippet: unknown author - Load MOD music from SMC It could be an alignment problem. I've had many problems with raw data included in my application - sometimes adding new data (like sprite data) causes the program to...

So does anybody know how to do anything usefull using libelf? i am having real problems finding examples! Something very usefull would be loading a relocateable ELF file, resolving the symbol table and then locating a function address :D :D :D All I can find so far is...

We didn't have any tequila anyway :)

See the alegro game libraries for some nice fixed point math routines...

Sweet! I compiled it under Mr.Mirkos SDK in the src.addon folder. I modified the makefile from one of the other src.addon's (zlib). Just one problem to fix and it compiled with no errors! Can someone let me know hether I have done the right thing here (they were all undefined to start with)...

So any libs that come with GCC don't need to be recompiled??

Sorry if this sounds really dumb, but do I need to recompile libelf.a, or can I just dearch for it and use it as-is ?

Thanks Squidge. A library would be great, but the dlopen suite of functions isn't available to my devKitARM release (dlfcn.h not found). Any idea what I would do? Try to compile these in I guess? EDIT: Found this ELF loader for palm, but don't know how compatible/how much work it would be...

Hi all, I am trying to compile a very simple ELF (thats the fxe file format, minus some gp32 specific stuff) and I would like to load it into memory from within a running app, find the address of a function within the code, and then call that function. The ELF code will have no dependencies...

Unfortunately no photos. Lizard got hold of me when he got to Wellington after doing the South Island, and I told him you were down there! He had always assumed you were English, Rob :) EDIT: I'm sure Lizard can post some of his photos of his travels in NZ though... SiN - are you from NZ...

Hi guys, We just had the unnofficial New Zealand GP32 meet :). Lizard808uk has been backpacking around the world with his GP32, and we met up during his stint in New Zealand. Was really good to meet you, mate. Had a great time. Its really cool to meet people that you see around on the...

haha! Apart from the screen being way to small to see at that distance :) - you can easily acheive this if you make your own chatboard, but just use a really long cable. See the FAQ board for building a chatboard...

Seriously? You dont see the advantage??? Apart from being able to play games, play/create homebrew, play all the old-school emulated platforms, listen to music, watch movies, view images, look at maps and everything else you can do for the price of a few dozen beer, you don't think it would be...

I think you'll find the correct statement is: Flash rules, but some (most) flash artists suck.

Ah, I see - yes you are right. If you want to emulate the GP32, thats the way to go. Sorry, I was a little confused by what you were meaning.

Of course it behaves that way, it only has 4 switches, silly! :P EDIT: Just to explain, if you are pushing right (sw3), and then you slightly push up, it still registers right (this is the 'horizontal bias') because there is no additional switch (sw2+sw3 in DaveC's diagram). It does not infact...

Drawing it by hand in flash. Its what I'm most used to.

Hi all, Just my 2c. The way I would emulate 8 way was to have two different settings - responsive and normal. All options are based on remembering the last main direction (switch) pressed. The easiest is NORMAL: Double switch presses are ignored (sw1+sw2 is ignored) and the NEW direction is...