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Methinks you misunderstand pointer arguments. :) In this function declaration, you are passing a pointer to a PathInfo struct, you are not passing the variable that contains the pointer (which would be called passing by reference). The quick fix is to do: short PrintFileInfo (char *str...

Erm, the gp32 has 8mb of ram, 128k is not that significant. :P

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No, it doesn't work on Frodo, on any platform. It does work on VICE, which isn't on the Gp32.

Mac user perchance? Just get UnRarX or something for the Mac. http://homepage.mac.com/pnoriega/unrar.html

SIemu reboots my GP32 instantly so I can't comment on what it does. However this emu is rotated for two reasons: 1) The original arcade monitor was rotated 90 degrees 2) I thought the resolution of the original arcade machine is 224x256 when I started coding it Toying with the idea of making...

Whilst this is true, and of course the source is available if people want to have a go, I think only Space Invaders Part II is worth it and will be the only one I do (which I've started on already btw). However the important thing is I have a shell which I can work from for porting other single...

As it says in the instructions, fxe goes in gpmm, the rom files and sound samples go in /game/invaders

Play Space Invaders (accurate speed and with sound) on your GP32! http://www.robertsworld.org.uk/gpinvaders.html More ports of classic arcade game emus to come!

Whilst TZX support would be nice, if it is slower than a real spectrum I can't see it being much use. ;-) But if there are other additions to the release, such as improved input control, I'd love a copy!

Frodo has never ever erased anything on my smc. However the new beta has broken savestates. :/

DarkAeden, if you knew much about Linux, you'd know that what your asking will be of no use to you at all. What exactly are you going to do with it when you get it working? :P As a proof of concept that it is possible to access USB devices in this manner, it is very interesting, but beyond...

It's just a typedef for a function pointer, not sure what is confusing about it. :o To use it you could do: typedef void (* MyFunctionPointer)( void * lpUserData ); void *FuncToDoSomethingInteresting(void * lpUserData) { void *ptr; // Do something here involving ptr return ptr; }...

Battery power effects every program on the GP32, not just GpMadMp3. If your batteries are running low, all sorts of things can happen unpredictably inside, which can lead to a crash. If your screen started flickering soon after then this was definitely the case, so just a change of batteries...

1) It does NOT play WMAs, it never has played WMAs and it never will! triksR4rabits, you didn't see that on Fox News by any chance? :P 2) Seeking is a bit slow because it has to build up a seek table first (that grey line under the time counters), which is the only accurate way of doing it...

I've just released GpMadMp3 v1.0 available at none other than the usual place, RobertsWorld! Whilst there are a few important bug fixes in this version, new feature highlights include a new semi-keylock feature, gpdrive support so you can transfer mp3s without leaving the player, playlist is...

CPU usage for libmad when clocked at 66Mhz: 96-128kbs vbr 44khz stereo mp3 uses about 65% cpu 40-96kbs vbr 32khz mono mp3 uses about 34% cpu Up the cpu to 133Mhz and the usage falls to 36% and 16% respectively. (Before anyone asks, gpmadmp3 has debugging code to time how long it spends doing...

Actually CPU load for playback of mp3s is much lower than many think, and I'm sure it is easily possible to use mp3 playback alongside a game providing you are clocking it at 133Mhz and aren't already using 80%+ of the cpu. The trick is, the lower the bitrate and frequency the less time it...

My BLU also maxes out at 166.

I've just switched back to the official GamePark SDK from my own hacked version of Mirko's. And unless anyone can manage to get a decent SMC library working on it, that runs as fast as the official one, I'm stuck with it.