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PSXDEV is back online with version 2.0.0! |
from Daniel Balster
Tuesday, Jul 11 @ 05:20 CEST 2000 |
PSXDEV is back again. It's now bumped to version 2.0.0 and a new version scheme will now be used. You can now choose between ELF or ECOFF format, both is available. NLS support is now enabled by default, feel free to add your own translation catalogs. Some packages have been split up to allow a more customized installation.
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Yet another update. This is a downgrade release, some documentation files and the SDK has been removed.
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PSXDEV SDK removed |
from Daniel Balster
Thursday, Apr 27 @ 01:29 CEST 2000 |
My SDK package has been purged out of the distribution. It is now considered to be non-existant, so please don't ask for it anymore. This also effects some tutorial files and other documentation pages. Sorry, but my reasons are closed source.
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PSXDEV release 7 now available |
from Daniel Balster
Thursday, Mar 23 @ 11:02 CET 2000 |
This release contains a the latest additions as well as a new SDK package. More on this later, download now...
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FREELIB 1.0 beta available |
from Daniel Balster
Thursday, Mar 23 @ 07:05 CET 2000 |
The psxdev-sdk package now includes a beta test version of my target library freelib-1.0. This library is just for fun and allows you to test certain PSXDEV features out-of-the-box. It allows you to test PSXDEV without the complicated installation of SDK files into the correct locations and without adaptation and configuration of text based Makefiles. Just install all PSXDEV RPM packages, change to /opt/psxdev/src and let's go!
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Full MDEC chip support! |
from Daniel Balster
Thursday, Mar 23 @ 03:00 CET 2000 |
PSXDEV has now full support for the MDEC chip. It comes with a host library for the BS image format, which does encoding as well as decoding, a BS GIMP plug-in and several shell utilties for command line conversion.
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GNU assembler with full GTE support |
from Daniel Balster
Thursday, Mar 23 @ 02:52 CET 2000 |
The PSXDEV GNU assembler has now full support for the GTE coprocessor. That means it can disassemble GTE register names and opcodes as well as assemble them. You don't need macros anymore and it does half-automatically know about the delay cycles...
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Linux kernel incompatibilities ? |
from Daniel Balster
Wednesday, Mar 15 @ 07:49 CET 2000 |
The linux kernel team is currently doing some necessary clean-ups, and this makes poorly programmed drivers incompatible. It seemed that PSXDEV's PCCL driver was one of that sort, but it has now been fixed. If you're upgrading to a kernel version 2.3.49 you also have to upgrade to release 6 of PSXDEV. Btw. the /proc filesystem code in the current "stable" linux kernel is an awful hack :-)
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New tools added! |
from Daniel Balster
Wednesday, Mar 15 @ 01:03 CET 2000 |
Please check out the new tools PPMTOTIM, ANYTOBS and XATOPCM!
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