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Well, if everyone feels like talking about usernames, then i'll just act like those people never posted... As for a VOB player, that would take some time. I can see it happening, but i know not much about this format. If it involves anything to do with code from DeCSS then its possible that it...

Sounds strange... Of course, you know that rotvel_ptr->y isn't completely insane before you pass it correct? You said you did, so i'll move on. Actually, i give up. Have you tried: void physics_set_rotvel_and_saturate(fix dest, fix delta) { if ((delta ^ *dest) < 0) { if (abs(delta) <...

I'm not reinventing the wheel. I started off of someone else's gp2x flash player, but i deleted much more than half of there code to update it from its original source and add my own stuff too. Don't get me wrong -- I wouldn't have done it with out them, but I released it with quite some work...

I was thinking about writing an html rendering engine in SDL, but i figured nobody'd use it. GPE has 2 nice browsers that can take a while to load but work nicely if you can correctly configure internet. BTW, GPE will not be able to access the SD card or NAND afaik so you need wifi or usb...

Ditto. Screw scripts, get some sort of launcher or decent file browser and usually over clocking can be done at a touch of a button. In case of Gmenu2x, the volume buttons can change the over clocking and the clock speed will be indicated in the status bar in the bottom of the screen. Good luck.

Over clocking is a really cool feature [Which i have no idea how possible]. It works by changing the clock speed of the processor. (Does this mean its using more power to speed it up?) Anyways, when a game is running a bit slow, but only needs a little speed, over clocking your gp32 can give you...

First: I'm no professional, but i'm pretty sure your saying that when you don't update the screen, it goes faster. Thats self explanatory, i think. But if your saying that without flipping you still see the screen, then somebody tell me what the hell i've been missing in all of those documents...

If worst comes to worst, install wine. I know it works generally decent with dev-c++ if you don't turn on XP themes, although i remember a few crashes (Although i could still use the program, less of a problem, more of a slight annoyance.) Hopefully, Code::Blocks isn't too far away and you can...

Ok. Well, again, stay calm. The pros (In other words, people 100x better than me) have prepared a tool chain and you can set it up with Code::Blocks. But anyways, i told you exactly what you needed! You can do this in Dev-C++ without any modification if you add | SDL_HWSURFACE to the last...

You seemed to have missed a post with the title " Ubuntu Development Ide" and the comment "Finding an IDE for gp2x development in linux" :) No problem, go for Code::Blocks. I loves dev-cpp and many people think code::blocks and dev-c++ are equivalents. However, your probably like me hoping...

Yeah... I had 100 time rechargeable batteries. They worked nicely. For like a half of a year. But hey, i would settle for using 4 batteries if the gp2x had a GPU :P Really though, that C battery holder thing is the best idea ever. I have to try that someday. I never checked if they had C...

Probably the source, once the files are out of sync manual modifications are needed. Besides, it seems logical.

For me, most of those times are actually times that I typed ./configure -blah beforehand. On SuSE 10.1, a lot of stuff compiled without problems. I'm building the devkit right now. Not sure if it will work, but i hope so. I'm in VMWare, lol. I need to get linux back onto my harddrive yet again...

Fenix is a step in the right direction. My first programming language was C based. It was utter hell working with that POS language. The programmers of the parser suck. Now that i've explained that, I will get to the main point. If you start on a simple language, make sure it doesn't suck...

I ported my program to the minimal libs and it flickers. Something was wrong with those SDL Libs. This is much faster. But anyways, You might be experiencing flickers because the LCD needs to be adjusted. I managed to heavily reduce flickering using the top scroller in FW 2.1.1

The proposal Ravnos made is interesting since GBA has an alike processor to the gp2x... Anybody willing to port it? :) Well, the 2 last suggested ports(Wcuniverse and first post here) were both very graphically and processor heavy compared to the power of the gp2x. Do we have a sticky on the...

I'm trying to make a point that object code can become source code. But of course, flash is in no way creating platform -- or architecture -- dependent code, and theres sure as hell no object code. On behave of the author, i won't post the code unless really needed. On the other hand, I'm...

:blink: :blink: :blink: Are you like, kidding? Or do you mean lowering the quality... Hopefully so, because this game is way too much to run on the gp2x. Way too much. Or it so appears... I'm downloading it to check it out. In the meantime, if you meant "Direct Port" then your either insane...

Personally, i recommend direct access to the frame buffer using a minimal library. If you run linux, i'm sure you could somehow wire it all up... but beside that, you could make two rendering engines, one in sdl and one in a minimal library. Perhaps someone could screw with qemu-arm emulator to...

Yes, that will be difficult. Maybe it will work, maybe not. And to those flame hungry, i can post the whole source code to this game if you really don't believe i have it.