Alexvrb wrote:What's this, is AntiPasta going to dev for the DC now?

Yeah, trying to get something done on Saturn without using SGL/SBL made me succumb to the dark side

Panic time - when i run "make patch" after having modified the makefile, it acts odd, here's part of the output: patching file gcc/config.gcc can't find file to patch at input line 51 perhaps you used the wrong -p or --strip options The text leading up to this was: <lots of crap involving ...

Does that mean I have to go back to using GCC 3.0.4 entirely? I'm sorry but I don't really understand how that would fit in. BTW, I havent had time yet to try compiling the above, but thanks for your help so far

Any chance the V4 mobo could serve as a replacement for a knackered V3 mobo (both US?)

Thanks! You are the man

(havent tried though, will report back when I try it on my linux machine)

if you live in the US, you're screwed. Have fun with composite.

Prythee, I've been looking high and low for the most recent version of a build script or guide that would help me set up GCC, newlib & KOS (etc.) in order to compile DC code on my Linux machine. I found several but they either refer to old versions of GCC & KOS or give me weird errors. If so...

I'm no fan of OO, and especially as I'm the only one using my own code, I prefer to use C so no accessor methods for me

DMS4 sadly wont work in my 2 V3's... I might be interested in one of them if shipping to Holland doesnt bump the price up to much. However, I dont know much about modchips, basically, all I need is a chip that'll work in a US V3 (yes I have a US PS2 but I live in Europe), that will allow me to boot ...

try swapping around the order of the linked libraries (-lkallisti -lSDL etc).

Hi, I am trying to show some of my DC work to a friend of mine in the US. From what I could gather he has a US DC, dc-tool 1.0.3 and he runs XP on his PC. However, all attemps to upload ELF files fail with the following: On the DC: dc-load 1.0.3 executing (00000008/00000008) On the PC: [upload progr...

as a matter of fact CPUs (X86 at least) still have them, although they CAN be masked by the chipset.

Great! Thanks, I'll shut up now

Thanks, that's exactly what I needed to know :-) At first it still didnt work (sprite is in all red with a light blue background) but I hazarded a guess and chanced the pvr_poly_cxt_txr() argument to PVR_TXRFMT_ARGB1555 (it was RGB565) and now the background is gone - but the sprite was still displa...

OK thanks once more, I tried the GIMP but for some reason the area I want to be transparent is white instead and the rest of the picture has only the Red channel it seems... how exactly do I go about in GIMP? All I want is to set RGB(0,0,0) to 100% transparent.

toastman wrote:PNGs support transparency, what you are attempting is to mimic core functionality of the file format.

Well, I'm not really trying to mimic it, I'm just looking for "boolean" transparency. But I'll fiddle around with the PNG some more, I havent got it to work yet though.

Well, it just seemed good to have around in case my PS2 (which has been making odd noises) breaks down so I'd rather go for the whole thing.

Ah, well I'm interested, but I'm not really sure what to offer...

how exactly would you define "snapped" ? Did you break the ribbon cable, a pin on the port or something else? I might be interested, depending on the problem.

Hi, first off, I'm new on this board, and I'm also pretty new with coding on the DC (having moved in from low-level PSX coding). I hope to have a pleasant stay here :-) Right now I'm coding a simple "bouncing sprite" thingie with KOS. Because I couldn't get the Linux dev environment to wor...