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??? ur sample doenst explain a bit on your "scripting language", neither yours comments... so what's this??? show us something working... how are u gonna implement this? (i cant believe your sample here make anything... sorry show me i'm wrong :ph34r: )

lol, sometimes i miss blipped4.... lol

so this it???? squidge: are you going to relase you derivated work? i'm really intersted by you fix for smfs lib... mine is still very slow when writing...(i dont need the rest because like u i'm using my own sprite lib etc...) mr.mriko: whats wrong with what Squdige did? he's not taking any...

just updated the file... redownload and update fxe

weird...i'm using lastest beta euroFW the gp32 is clocked @133Mhz so its not the problem have you put the .fxe and cdogs dir in gp:\gpmm ?

ok, maybe it's a mistake, but i'm too excited and i wanted to show you my progress with the C-Dogs port... so here it is, a very first alpha build gfx sucks alot(palette contrast problem) no sound, no external campaing file support it still need lot of optimisation (im still using the old good...

Gruntfuggly: i think you should review your electronics... resistances does decrease power consumption... simple example... you put a shortcut (r=0 ohm) between your batteries and you kill them in 5min...(with huge thermal loses) you put a huge resistor (let say ~r=1M ohm) and you batteries can...

i'm using this template with ADS and mr.mirko's SDK you can use free and malloc, printf family functions and stdio functions aswell... stdout and stderr are redirected on gp:\gpetc\stdout.txt or somthing like that... take a look... __user_initial_stackheap() is redefined in crt0.S but dont know...

ok thanx for info does the rest of the code looks correct?

i'm trying to build an isr for timer4, but it doesnt seems to work could someone check this for me __irq static void timer4_isr( void ) { int i; int keys=gp_ButtonResult(); for(i=0; i<10;i++) uKeys[i]=((0x1<<i)&keys)? 1: 0; //clear bit? } void InstallKbdHandler( void ) { ClearKeys()...

does it looks correct? __irq static void timer4_isr( void ) { int i; int keys=gp_ButtonResult(); for(i=0; i<10;i++) uKeys[i]=((0x1<<i)&keys)? 1: 0; //clear bit? } void InstallKbdHandler( void ) { ClearKeys(); rCLKCON |= 0x40; //enable pwmtimer rTCFG0 = 0xFF00; //8bit prescale =...

i was wondering if it was possible to generate an irq when a button or the pad change state? like for a keyboard? so we dont need to poll for input.

i wanted to know if someone allready made a sprite compiler library i remeber an old post about it, but cant find it back

dont know but i think all bios use the same system ram area which is 0x0C79C000 to 0x0C7FFFFF (but not for sure) edit: btw, if we achieve to runs rtems on the gp32 maybe we could gain some free space, but not sure (rtems eat a few ram for object handling ofcourse)

just follow Rob Brown's howto... its working fine with gcc 3.3.3

great man!!! i just had a thought... could u add a reverse stereo option? (like in doom) anyway nice work dude! btw:if you have finished your project (which i dont ask:) ogg support would be marvelous) i still need help for rtems

wip mithris have you take a look at my cvs? thanx to Jay Monkman (the guys whom made 3 rtems ports for arm) i've made impressive progress...(still not working ofcourse) in fact if i had the ext connector maybe it would be working right now in the cvs... start, startup and irq modules should be...

wierd... i cant find a single gp32 dependant code in the cvs tree... anyway i know nothing of this stuff

project home page opened s3c2400-bsp ok the project it still empty, i hope to populate it asap the forum is now hosted on the homepage

there is one IDE which is working fine for gp32, it's ADS from ARM but it's not free