I am having some trouble getting mirthis' gdb-stub working.
I compiled the gdbserv and the example gdb-loader.
Both compiled without problems.
I ran gdb-loader and it crashes like it should.
So then I start up gdbserv.
gdbserv gives me:
GDB thread is starting...
Opening socket, please wait...
Right now I am using DMAcopy() then DMAwait() and drawing the cursor on top of that but it slows the cursor down way to much on the gp32. On the emulator, the speed is fine...
Anyone have any hints on doing a cursor properly?
Thanks,
Bobby
This is what I get when I compile my project:
../lib/gp_sprite.a(gp_sprite.o)(.text+0x198): In function `gp_DMA1RawBlit':
: undefined reference to `gp_DMA1Memcopy'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [all] Error 1
It looks like a problem in the SDK, but it doesn't give the error for...
I am trying to compile c++ code with MrMirkos SDK but when I change CC = arm-elf-gcc to CC = arm-elf-g++ in the makefile, it can't find any of the SDKs functions (gp_ButtonInit...etc).
Ideas? Suggestions?
Thanks,
Bobintrees
I just finished putting together a devkitadv-like kit for MrMirkos SDK for Windows.
It works on Xp, so if some people could give me some feedback on other Win OSes.
It does not include MrMirkos SDK, however the SDK is upgradeable when new versions come out.
Read the README for...
I installed the SDK under Cygwin and I set the PATH. Now whenever I try to make anything such as the doublebuffer example, I get this:
$ make
arm-elf-gcc -I../lib.src/include -O2 -s -mtune=arm9tdmi -c -o double.o double
.c
make: *** [double.o] Error 255
It seems like make isn't making the .o...
I am looking to trade my modded PS2 for a GP32.
The PS2 is NTSC and comes with all the cords and controller. It has an Apple no-swap chip installed. It reads all original games and movies, and cd-r and dvd-r games and movies.
Im looking for a GP32 in good condition and a 128mb smc. It must...
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