GCC (actually Binutils) provides an assembler. Just compile your .s file with kos-cc.

Thank you, that was very interesting. Is there a way to accelerate those calculations on the SH-4? Does it provide some kind of SIMD instructions?

The "volatile" flag is there to prevent the compiler from modifying the ASM (for optimization purposes).

Could you put the sources on sourceforge / github please? I really don't trust megaupload.

What an ugly piece of code :D printf("sndserver activo: pid is %d \n");//, thd_get_current()->tid); while ( ptr > argv[0] && ptr[-1] != '\\' && ptr[-1] != '/' ) ptr-- ; Is that even allowed? Plus, it looks like you're trying to find the binary name, I'm not even sure that K...

Okay, I tested with the latest stable version (1.2.3) of Wine and the problem is the same...

I know that. But the new pso.exe binaries won't behave correctly on Wine ; it acts just like if the "UP" key was kept pressed all the time, and it crashes at startup if a joystick is plugged in.

OK, nevermind, I hex-edited the original pso.exe binary and now it connects to sylverant just fine.

EDIT: heh, now I can't type... x_x

Hi, I reinstalled PSO today on Linux. The original installation works fine, I am able to play with my wireless x360 pad just fine, just not online. But as soon as I replace the original pso.exe, things get worse: the game will crash on startup if joysticks are connected, and if they are not, the gam...

Try to ping the dreamcast while you play, to keep some traffic on the telephone cable.
I remember I was doing that, I don't remember if it was actually helpful.

Question: SDL_Mixer have any errors to play s3m, and other formats what is possible solution to not use libmikmod directly...? sdl_mixer have a fix? our team use a DC GCC DEV KIT R4 You just have to reconfigure SDL_mixer to enable libmikmod support, and compile it with the dreamcast port of libmikm...

Why did you comment KOS_INIT_FLAGS() ?

That doesn't make much sense, since a connection method can't corrupt a character. The only thing that would happen as a result of a bad connection is that you would get disconnected a lot, but as long as you let the game save normally by pressing Start when that happens, your save data would be fi...

One advice, regularly make backups of your save, I lost two chars (which became ugly ID-less name-less fat RAmars) because of that connection.

I do have kos/addons/lib/dreamcast/libSDL_image_124.a here.
But maybe I added it manually, it's been a while...

It is pretty clear to me. The header is not recognized, maybe because audacity did not re-create a valid header when you cut your song.

AFAIK filesystems are not licensed (but may have patents), their implementation are.

That is not true; we are currently using it on a linux-based chinese handheld console, and it works great.

Why not implementing support for another filesystem then? Who cares about FAT? I believe most users do dedicate one SD card to their dreamcast, which is not used elsewhere. Ext2 sounds reasonnable, as there already is a windows driver available. Then we can merge the SD-card code into mainline KOS, ...

The linux kernel has the new "zRAM" module, which allows to dynamically compress the long-time unused RAM pages to save up space. Maybe we could implement something like that on KOS?