Cisharp

i finally managed to compile C++ code on my PSP. i completely removed my development environment for psp and began reinstalling: this time i relied on the MINPSPW project instead of doing all the cygwin stuff. after that i then used the makefile of Neko Grafico and now it compiles with C++. I am not too happy with all the tutorials out there to get one going creating stuff for the PSP. Especially Oslib with C++. So here a HowTo to set up Oslib with C++ to run from the scratch. This small turorial guides you how to get going creating C++ applications for your PSP with the OldSchool Library (at the moment of writing that is Oslib Version 2.10 Alpha) with Visual Studio Express 2008. At the end you will have a compiled program that you then can run on your PSP (if you know how). This tutorial will use the tools provided by the MINPSPW project. The advantage of this is that you will not need Cygwin for it to run. For getting this tutorial done you should not need any knowledge about Makefil...

yesterday and today i tried to get some own coded programs for the PSP to run on my cracked PSP. buying that piece of hardware was one of the best investments i did in the last 2 years: i spend nearly 2 hours per day in the public transport system, so having some gadget like this is essential: it really helps cut the time. and either i play some games, or i watch some movies. either way i sometimes am even disturbed when i finally reach home because i want to keep on watching/playing. the only thing i hate about it is the reflecting display. more so as i know that it is only there because americans dig it so much that sony decided to give it a reflecting display. please rest of the world: get it: reflecting displays are a pain in the ass. they are useless. the europeans know it (reflecting displays aren't liked in europe market research shows). because of reflection you see the contents of the screen not as good as you could. the europs already understood that. ok, but back to the ...