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There are setup guides on http://devkit.tk and also a more simplier one on http://www.thaworx.co.uk/ninja/tut1.htm (ignore devkitadv) for setting up for Windows development. First thing you have to realize is that Visual Studio .NET is for programming on x86 platforms - you can't change the...

Having friends with GP32 is cool because of the multiplayer possibilities. /me has no friends with GP32s :(

This must be a UK thing, because I've never heard of them.

OK, you can find a more updated version of the official SDK documentation (not the SDK itself) on this post: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=14959

Attached is the official GP32 SDK 2.1.x API documentation. I can't remember where I found this, but it's a good reference - especially since the 1.0 documentation is missing or wrong in some places. If you're wondering what function does what for the official GP32 SDK, look at this.

I think RockOut was having a brain fart. Anyway, the original poster wasn't asking about flashing their BIOS.

Not sure what you mean. The official GP32 SDK is made by Gamepark, a Korean company. If you want a compiler to use with the SDK, I suggest http://www.devkit.tk. If you are having trouble figuring out how to start, I suggest Rico's Tutorial: http://www.thaworx.co.uk/ninja/tut1.htm (just don't use...

Ahhhhhh yes. I was going to suggest that, but I never actually had the PC unable to start completely - only the BSOD right when the operating system tries to boot. It's an IRQ conflict. Swap around your sound card until your MB likes it again.

http://www.bash.org/?36782 Problem with this idea - there's always someone smarter then you. So eventually all the Tech Support people would be dead, except for one guy/gal with all the brains :D This quote isn't necessarily funny, just wanted to point out the flaw. Edit: Browsing bash.org a...

Here's one for you Australians... http://www.bash.org/?262417 And yeah, I know I got the links messed up, but I'm too lazy to change them ;)

OK, I'm going to assume your code has correct semi-colons and stuff, since your example doesn't <_< If a function requires a pointer to a struct, then you need to give it a pointer to a struct. Just like if a function requires a pointer to an int, you need to give it a pointer to an int. You...

Mostly full of old jokes and "staged scenarios", some of them are pretty funny. Here's a good one: http://www.bash.org/?23601 And this one... http://www.bash.org/?171987

Easiest way to do it would be to make a patcher, but for that you would need to keep the FXE uncompressed (I think). Since we don't have an operating system overseeing programs, I don't see how you can get "real" dlls working without getting straight into hacky methods.

Exactly.

Oh, so now craig's trying to destroy the GP32 scene by making all the best coders go over to DS development :D Seriously, I hope we can get some good games and apps out of this. While there is much to do about emulation with the GP32, we really haven't stratched the surface of its native gaming...

Bah fine.

But it's on a handheld!!!!1111one Really, I find myself replaying a lot of games on my GP32 for the nostalgia factor alone, and because it's so much more convient on a handheld. Plus I can cheat with savestates :D (which wouldn't apply to the DS)

man vimacs Result is an accounting software exclusively for Windows. http://www.vimacs.com/

That's why I put "Neither" :D

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