Squidgesnes 0.35
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You're pushing your luck little man
Fast sprites seems to draw sprites in reverse order in all the games I've tried. Have you looked into this Squidge? It does provide a speedup, but it kills some games to have reversed sprite order.
mooseknuckle2000
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*hopes Squidge doesn't respond because he's hard at work on SSNES 0.36*
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Squidge
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DaveC posted on Mar 18 2006 at 04:36 AM said:mooseknuckle2000 posted on Mar 18 2006 at 01:11 AM said:
Gizmondo!
If you can point out ANY Gizmondo software I've released, I'll gladly eat myself
Gizmondo sucks. We all know that. I don't intend to write any emu's or whatever for it.
However, I'll glad hack it to pieces, like any new hardware, but I'm bored with it now, and have been for several weeks.
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Isn't the giz HB kind of weird or something? I heard that this firefly guy has to sign HB apps or they won't work or something. That seems weird to me that one guy in the community has the power to tell others in the same community what they can release. So if you made a GBA emu and he didn't agree to release it and said no to signing, no one could use it. Seems a bit odd...
Squidge
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Yeah, the Giz is completely closed source and you can only run signed applications.
Firefly hacked the Giz to include his own signature, so anyone who applies his hack to the Giz can run his applications.
Anyone else who hacks the Giz can do the same.
People wanting to develope homebrew without hacking only have one option - to pass there homebrew onto Firefly and let him sign it. He's already stated a lot of rules though, like he will refuse to sign emulators for systems where the original hardware is still being sold (so there's no chance of GBA for example).
I can run my own app's on the Giz as I've hacked it myself, but no one else can run my apps, so it's kinda pointless to release them. I've no intention on releasing my hack either, as I don't fancy the support headaches which FF is already getting (A lot of people seem to be struggling to run his hack and homebrew)
GP2X is far friendlier. It's easy to develope for, easy to test, and the people using the homebrew know how to actually use it
Firefly hacked the Giz to include his own signature, so anyone who applies his hack to the Giz can run his applications.
Anyone else who hacks the Giz can do the same.
People wanting to develope homebrew without hacking only have one option - to pass there homebrew onto Firefly and let him sign it. He's already stated a lot of rules though, like he will refuse to sign emulators for systems where the original hardware is still being sold (so there's no chance of GBA for example).
I can run my own app's on the Giz as I've hacked it myself, but no one else can run my apps, so it's kinda pointless to release them. I've no intention on releasing my hack either, as I don't fancy the support headaches which FF is already getting (A lot of people seem to be struggling to run his hack and homebrew)
GP2X is far friendlier. It's easy to develope for, easy to test, and the people using the homebrew know how to actually use it
mooseknuckle2000
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right on. good to hear you still enjoy working with the 2x. have you had any time to make headway on ssnes?
