Posts Tagged ‘psp’

20090824 Back to Java (for Android)

Some months ago I began tinkering with programming for PSP. I installed the toolchain and all that, but kind of abandoned it because although the ps2dev guys created a really nice environment to develop in, it still felt bad and precarious in a certain manner: whatever you did was in a way illegal. You had [...]

20080903 And now PSPLink!

Messing with the memory stick is fine if you’re just going to do it a couple of times, but after a while it becomes tedious. At that point I decided I would try to make psplink work with my computer. It is another utility programmed by the superclever people at pspdev, and enables you to [...]

20080902 PSP joystick & buttons

Following the installation of the toolchain, I decided to make a little program to get some information about the PSP’s interface, from the programmers point of view. That is, it would use SDL’s joystick functions to find out how many axis and buttons and which codes did they report to the program. Although it might [...]

20080901 Installing the PSP toolchain in Ubuntu

(As all the guides I found out there were either outdated or specific to windows/cygwin, I decided to put this here just so that I remember how to do this next time I have to install the toolchain on another computer :-) ) First, check out the toolchain sources from svn://svn.ps2dev.org/psp/trunk/psptoolchain into say ~/tmp/psptoolchain: mkdir [...]