I want to see a windows version of this, this is truly a great accomplishment in my eyes I haven't seen something like this done before. I can't wait to be able to use this.
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I want to see a windows version of this, this is truly a great accomplishment in my eyes I haven't seen something like this done before. I can't wait to be able to use this.
Is it possible to view it on the pc screen and control it with the psp?
@Gizmo356: Yeah, I believe it's possible.
@Everyone: The steps SHOULD be the same for compiling under cygwin, if you get a cygwin PSP development environment up.
Cloudy
Wow. thats awesome. Will be sure to try this :)
Very nice!!!!! I Like.
This is really impressive, though I'm rather confused without a Windows tutorial. The only Linux computers I've ever used were in my school library, and who knows what happened to those since they started renovating the whole library.
This is awesome, too bad I'm on windows.
Did you even read it? Of course it's a how-to. It just has certain prerequisites which are stated very clearly at the beginning.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Ultimate_Eggman
It then tells you exactly how to get the required source code from Subversion, and compile it.Quote:
The whole tutorial here assumes basic Linux shell skill.
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Also, it may be noteworthy that this tutorial does not go into great detail about Linux basics, such as making sure that you have subverison installed, or how to install it.
It really does tell you everything you need to know, assuming that you already know your way around a Linux system.
To everyone else - this is a good incentive to download yourselves a copy of Ubuntu Linux and give it a try. It's what all the best PSP devs use :)
at last, a sensible reply. Thanks SpooForBrains
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So unless you know Linux well, can compile code or are a psp dev then your going to find this pretty much impossible to get working? lol
I'll wait for the "I'm a muppet easy to use installer verion".
Nice concpet tho.