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good work man! for a first game it's a shot!

well Gigas Engine seems mature to me... so i was wandering, has anyone ever finished a game yet?

no way! Linux was ported to GP32 because linux IS portable. FreeDOS isn't portable at all, its aimed for x86 only

ati petition lol :)

thanx, tried on gentoo amd64, compiles and works fine

eclipse CDT can handle makefiles, but, by default, the makefile builder is targetted for gcc (linux or win), but not for arm-elf-gcc... i'm actually trying to fix this (by extending some eclipse components) and i shall release the plugin when done

i think long file name can be enabled in the smclib... (or maybe it's allready enabled)

the _init symbole is defined in the linkscript

good work, this game is really addictive

not sure... arm9 have some asm functions to handle 64bits values... and this lib was optimized for arm with asm

you could try to use this lib math-sll

what are you talking about? rtc is a piece of hardware of the s3c2400 completly different from the timers... timers resolution depends on FCLK speed, where rtc don't rtc resolution is enough for most projects (1/64 or 1/100... you are talking of 5ms difference)... and it's woking like a charm...

max rtc resolution is 1/64s. but you can setup timers to any resolution you want (up to micro sec) if you want sample code, take a look at mr.mirko's soundmixer module read the ref manual, i'm not saying that because i don't want to answer, but because you understand something easier when you...

you should take a look at the s3c2400 reference manual (www.samsung.com)...you'll have all yours answer

with rtc you allready have 15,625ms resolution... if you want more, set up your own timer (timer4 is allready used by the sound mixer) with its own ISR

i would'nt break yours hopes, but... dont dream about mods... quake mods are natives dynamic library (.dll for win, .so for linux) so we need a quake code compiler for arm!!! i'm not sure if such a thing exists. anyway, quake for gp32 is a dream becoming true, so why not mods? good work guys...

sorry no time, my job is killing me project is no dead (yet)

this one?

maybe you could use math-sll to warp float algorithms... dont know maybe it's not going to be faster than actual gcc3.4 implementation

ok now with templates and options saving/loading! enjoy! saving is a bit long... so just wait when you do 'quit' or reboot the gp32 before quiting if you dont want to save...but dont reset when saving ofcourse only sfx left to be implemented (and alot of optimisations:)) rename to zip... bla...