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I'm interested. I have some skills in c/c++, and I always wanted to create a game. Let me think on this (some design analysis and possible frameworks to reuse)... Don't hope for a tech demo next week.

no need to ask for Crayon Physic Delux... I just found a similar GPL project http://numptyphysics.garage.maemo.org/

I'm having the exact same issue. It seems that the power switch is the cause (there is a short-cut in it) The workaround i found was to not push the switch fully down. When you switch it on, just lift it slightly up (you may have to try, an retry before finding the trick) loki666

looks like this psp emulator is doing translation of gba arm asm to psp mips asm wont be usefull for the gp2x but maybe the C core could be used

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nice job

arm 920tdmi does have a seperate cache for instructions and datas ofcourse if you update the dynarecs, you need to invalidate the icache lines for thoses memory area, else the old instruction will be executed i think there is a SWI for doing this via the kernel... but i let Squidge answer this

yep, files name should be voices.uqm and 3domusic.uqm

ok this is not an upgrade, it's a totally different version, so delete you old uqm(0.4.2) directory first uqm-0.5.0-r1.zip must be decompressed in the root of your sd card. so the game is in /games/uqm there is a "content" directory and in this directory there is a "packages" directory, this is...

new version :P The Ur-Quan Masters 0.5.0-r1 running on rtems (bye bye linux) adventure mode is pretty useless since save games doesnt work yet. (working on it) installation unzip the file in the root of your sd. download uqm-0.5.0-content.uqm copy uqm-0.5.0-content.uqm in directory packages...

yes the Linux is completely replaced by the rtems image,

well for rtems it would'nt be so simple, you dont boot rtems as you boot linux... rtems is an executive os, which means rtems kernel is staticly linked with the application. each application exec is a complete standalone image (like a linux kernel image, but which start only one application) so...

both audio and file I/O is ripped from u-boot 2.0.0 I implemented the audio as a SDL audio driver (using DMA), for file i/o i only had to implement the block driver, the fat layer was already in rtems :P and yes I meant 100kb, maybe it's 150kb or so, it depends on the features you are using...

you can configure memory cache the way you want it for the full 64Mb currently the firsts 48mb are cached and the latest 16mb are uncached

I'm currently working on a "replacement" of linux: rtems (www.rtems.com) rtems is POSIX compilant OS (which means all libc functions are there) which fits in only 100kb. I've already ported SDL and it seems to runs just fine. I can access all the memory, and configure interrupts. As an example...

it is still under development.

the main issue will be the aiming system which is mouse based

well i might be wrong, but those $3000 fees can allready be avoided too. you only need to pass thoses tests to get a certification that your JVM is "standard" compilant.

java specs are allready open... and many open implementation allready exist (ie: blackdown jvm) only sun java implementation will be open source, but we dont need to wait for this. someone should be able to cross compile blackdown for the gp2x, but dont except graphics without X11

hi paeryn, i "ported" your driver to HH, it seems to works fine, but in 8bpp the palette seems to be xored... color white appears black on screen, color black appears white on screen etc... do you have any clue