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PSP Developers Thread
- Thread starter Davee
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slicer4ever
Coding random shit
and as for me, PSPBillards is still under development=-)
Davee
lolhax
Working on a survival shooter, but I dunno if I'll finish it if I can't keep the framerate decent.
Keep at it =P
We have just about finished ThemeXtra =D
Access_Denied
New Member
I are PSP programmer.
I'm programming for the DS right now though. We'll finally have an awesome, expandable version of Sokoban for the DS.
I'm programming for the DS right now though. We'll finally have an awesome, expandable version of Sokoban for the DS.
Fun, I got my iPhone a week ago.
Do you code for Cydia or AppStore?
Porting iPhone applications to the PSP is rather hard, considering that the interface iPhone uses is a lot more powerful than the PSP's.
I know your post is rather old, but no one seems to have replied to the first portion of it. I'm not sure if you were being serious or not regarding structures and pointers, but I will assume you were.
There aren't really "pointers in MIPS." There are instructions to load values from specific addresses in RAM. You could rewrite memory loads as pointers if you reversed the assembly into C or some other high level language that uses them.
Values in structures are simply accessed by their offsets from the base of the structure. Compile some code in C and attempt to reconstruct the original C from it to gain an idea of what is going on.
EvilSeph
Administrator
Somewhat offtopic, but I think you'll forgive me - a few of you have expressed interest in us adding a programming section and I'd like some sort of hard data to present to the staff when suggesting we do so, so... leave a reply stating you'd like it (and, if you can, provide a reason why) and I'll see what I can do.
- a few of you have expressed interest in us adding a programming section and I'd like some sort of hard data to present to the staff when suggesting we do so, so... leave a reply stating you'd like it (and, if you can, provide a reason why) and I'll see what I can do. Somewhat offtopic, but I think you'll forgive me
Developers need to be given their own sub-forum for development in general. "Development in general" can include debugging, language tutorials, general programming discussion, and tips/tricks/code snippets for other developers to use.
In the programming forum, tags should be created for languages such as C, PHP, and Perl *shudder*. In addition to this, a help forum should be created. This way, people who need help can ask questions regarding the language that they need help with in a forum that they can feel comfortable in and from people they know. Developers with experience can provide support for whatever is needed.
By creating a programming forum, you will give developers a place to share ideas, help less experienced developers, and argue about why C# is such a great language and why http should be coded in it instead of perl.
I'm suggesting a general development section. That way, PSP development can be covered in addition to other platforms.
By creating a development forum for a specific console such as the PSP, discussion would be limited to programming on that console. I think that without this limit, developers can feel more relaxed in discussing what they love.