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Code::Blocks or Visual Studio. VS is really good (especially the debugger) and an industry level tool so it be in your favour to learn how to use it well. I personally use Code::Blocks at home because I find it much easier to deal with for 3rd party compilers.

QUOTE well i wanna know why some people say that n64 emulation is almost impossible, Where did you read that? In theory, it is possible but the real question is who and when the emulator be done so that games are at a playable rate. That part is unanswerable.

Just buy a whole one off eBay since it is considerably cheaper then buying a screen on its own and swap out the case with replacement you just brought.

QUOTE The fact is, emulation of systems that are no longer in production is perfectly legal. The justification for that is, if I own a game - say Sonic 2 - but my Genesis breaks - I can't go buy a new one. I still have a legal right to play that game, even if I play it on hardware that is not...

craigix, EvilDragon and MWeston (from this board).

Free Fighter Engine was ported to the GP32 apparently. Didn't know that :/

There is an SDL port of the game already, not sure how you would translate the controls though.

Honestly, I don't understand why everyone is suggesting to use Linux, you can just use SDL with C or C++ on Windows and apart from a couple of minor changes, it should be fine for the Pandora. However, I do strongly suggest that C or C++ shouldn't be your first language. I would looking at...

You can try adding the usr/lib directory explicitly. You should find it in devkitGP2x/sysroot/usr/lib I can't open your project because it was created with a new version of VS then the one I have at work.

arm-linux-ld.exe is the linker (Again, ask your University lecturer how a binary created from source). It can't find the library paths so I am guessing the library paths have been setup incorrectly. Without the project in front of me, I am only guessing here. If you can upload your entire...

QUOTE I'm looking into that now, is there a simple open makefile that I could edit and use? I believe there is one with Guyfawkes SDL test program in the file archive. QUOTE Errrr... wut? What would I need to change to get it using the right one? It never creates a .o file as far as I know. I...

You can setup Visual Studio project to compile via a makefile which would be your best bet if your University is restricting your tool usage. This part looks wrong though: CODE 1>Linking SDL_GP2X.gpe... 1>arm-linux-gcc.exe: Debug\*.o: Invalid argument It is trying to link using the compiler...

I think Akuma No Houkon was kicking about last year and got or at least considering a GP2X. Haven't heard much since then.

You do realise how much effort and upkeep is needed for a MMO? If you are just thinking about a standard RPG then that is something completely different.

Svartalf: Out of interest, are you a member of realtech-vr?

This is going to sound dumb but are you sure the png is actually a png?

Have you statically linked all the libraries for the GP2X project? Don't forget that the GP2X is case sensitive on filenames as well.

Figures. I always used GCC in my projects. Edit: Yes they do, I just tried this in VS2005: CODE #define blah(x, ... ) printf( x, ## __VA_ARGS__ ); And that works fine :/

I would like to see the whole macro before saying yes but if it is correct, then no it wouldn't be a problem