Can you use a lightun with the KOS libraries or just libdream? If only libdream, has anybody found problems using both API's?Thx
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I know I should read the Faq's first and examples and blah, blah, blah....but I'm lazy Can you use a lightun with the KOS libraries or just libdream? If only libdream, has anybody found problems using both API's?
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Ender
Can you use a lightun with the KOS libraries or just libdream? If only libdream, has anybody found problems using both API's?Thx
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Neither uses the light gun. KOS is the successor to libdream.Ender wrote:I know I should read the Faq's first and examples and blah, blah, blah....but I'm lazy
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What you want is libronin. And I believe that trying to use both of them could produce some.... ah.... interesting results.
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No go on running both. It'd be like trying to write a program that uses Windows and Linux at the same time. KOS and libronin both do a lot of the same functions, like memory management, hardware setup, blahblahblah, and those functions would be incompatable.
There's no reason that you couldn't port the lightgun code to KOS, or at least rewrite it to use the KOS Maple API. Or you could use libronin instead.
There's no reason that you couldn't port the lightgun code to KOS, or at least rewrite it to use the KOS Maple API. Or you could use libronin instead.