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mmmh... not sure of this. VLC is using an emulation/wrapper layer to decode WMV files (you need .dll from windows on your linux box) this is possible because .dll are x86 files, but I'm pretty sure it wont works for an ARM system whithout adding a complete x86 opcode emulator.

like learning to code and growing up a bit :)

if the gpX2 is a true successor of gp32, i'm going to buy one not for all emu/ports/linux apps/remake/etc that will be availbale on it, but to see what I am able to do with a 2 arm cpu gaming console :)

hehe, okay was a bit hard on this one... but at least you've learned somthing. actula gp32 power is more or less equals to an old 386 running @ 133Mhz. i was really thinking you were joking... even if you didnt know of gp32 power, the size of SMC is another clue. how could you fit a game like...

sorry, life's a bitch

ok we were all joking (no quiest isnt working on hl2, sorry) as we thought you were too... what you are asking IS truly impossible on GP32, and pretty sure it will be impossible on gpx2 too. if there is no real 3D game for gp32, that's simply because it cant handle it. btw: what you are asking...

id like doom3 :) but too busy with coding craps... learn this... devers are selfish, and code only for themself in the first place thanks them for releasing their craps

ok the rtems gp32 bsp still kicks ass now with a smc driver (read only) so the latest limitation just disapears :)

you can have a try with mr.spiv's mlib Another World was implemented in SDL, all I did was to register the callback used for SDL with the init fct of mr.spiv, and bang it worked (well not really, but was on a good way)... just check that the buffers size still match. ask mr.spiv on #gp32dev i'm...

You're right... but in a way the same goes for gp Sudoku (with all my respects to Muffinman), I mean he didnt invent the sudoku game. the difference is that Muffinman started from scratch for gp Sudoku, and I started with RAW SDL... anyway concratulations Muffinman for your 1st place... enjoy...

well... maybe in a not so far futur (<1 year :) )... i could hack some lines to fix some bugs (including the f**g select issue) and add sound fx to c-dogs... But this is really not on top of my todo list... sorry (have to squash some bugs eleswhere first). Only because I really like c-dogs, and...

lol

well GP32's DAC only support stereo sound... so does mlib but, you have to handle stereo balance in yours callback fct

what the hell are you smoking??? dont tell me this line replaces the full palette... *palette = *my_palette; you only assign "what is pointed by palette" with "what is pointed by my_palette". (only the first word is assigned... which means 2 colors) If you would like to change "wher is...

excellent sound lib!

I said "I'll fix this"... I dont have write access to cvs, so I send patch by emails... I'm working on the bsp src, your file is allready fixed in my tree, but I still dont have submited the patch... com'on I said "I'll fix" ... "I'll fix", I swear I'm not going to steal your work and take...

oh, really? well, i didnt noticed that. the changes should only affect sound synchronization with event... (ie: in first release, during intro, when lester enters his code on the keypad, sometimes a "beep" was missing) does anyone else found the sound clearer in gbax release?

who knows... :) thanx for your support... I'm glad you like this port guys

mmmh... I'm not sure rtems is what you are looking for... (in fact what you are trying to do allready exists... linux+x11, but its too much for a gp32) as I said, rtems doesnt allow to run more than one program at the same time. rtems allows a program to have multiple threads, which is...

i'll fix this