I'm trying to get the "hello world" example code from the coding tutorials forum to work.
I'm using GP32iDE v1.01: When I set it up, I went into "settings" and set the field "devkitadv folder" to "C:\gp32_MrMirko\" - where the extracted MrMirko SDK is. (Using MrMirko SDK version 071).
I assumed this is OK, as the error message about not having a Bin folder didn't appear when I selected this.
For the emulator, I'm using GeePee public build, with the original firmware (called FW.bin) extracted from my GP32 using "dumpfw.fxe". It boots without any problem, although I haven't tried to make and load any .SMC files for it.
The problem is that when I compile the code in GP32iDE (no error messages from the compiler that I can find), the GeePee window appears (as expected), but instead of the white screen with black text which the program should output the emulator just shows a black screen with the message "stopped" in the lower left corner.
I assume this problem is because I haven't set up GP32iDE correctly to work with MrMirko's SDK. If anyone has managed this successfully, I'd be very grateful for any advice you could give me.
I'm using GP32iDE v1.01: When I set it up, I went into "settings" and set the field "devkitadv folder" to "C:\gp32_MrMirko\" - where the extracted MrMirko SDK is. (Using MrMirko SDK version 071).
I assumed this is OK, as the error message about not having a Bin folder didn't appear when I selected this.
For the emulator, I'm using GeePee public build, with the original firmware (called FW.bin) extracted from my GP32 using "dumpfw.fxe". It boots without any problem, although I haven't tried to make and load any .SMC files for it.
The problem is that when I compile the code in GP32iDE (no error messages from the compiler that I can find), the GeePee window appears (as expected), but instead of the white screen with black text which the program should output the emulator just shows a black screen with the message "stopped" in the lower left corner.
I assume this problem is because I haven't set up GP32iDE correctly to work with MrMirko's SDK. If anyone has managed this successfully, I'd be very grateful for any advice you could give me.