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I mentioned that to WinterMute recently, who said the PAD_ScanPads call should be moved to your update/main loop and not done in the retrace callback any more.

Hello, Currently I access the SD card via SoftDev's TinyFAT FS library instead of the SD card lib built into libOGC. This adds a couple of layers of code to my file handling which I'd like to ditch when libOGC's SD card library works well enough. I was wondering if any of the SD bugs are fixed in th...

Even though I was calling PAD_Read myself, I was checking for all the error codes and acting (as far as I could tell) accordingly. I switched my code over to use PAD_ScanPads as the post-retrace callback, but still no dice. Once the pad is unplugged, the buttons are always zero. The code is a lot si...

Ah, thank you very much!

Thanks for looking into it. I had a quick look through CVS and it's possible that there were fixes: http://devkitpro.cvs.sourceforge.net/devkitpro/libogc/libogc/pad.c?r1=1.19&r2=1.20 (Note new variable "connected" in PAD_ScanPads). I don't use PAD_ScanPads though, I just call PAD_Read ...

To cater for Quake's hefty stack requirements I've had to increase the stack from 128K to 256K. It used to be 512, but I did some optimisation in R_RecursiveWorldNode to take the usage down. I was wondering if there is a way to do this on a per .elf basis instead of modifying the global ogc.ld links...

It seems that malloc locks up instead of returning NULL when it can't allocate a block big enough.

I don't *think* it's my bug (I've increased the stack size in ogc.ld from 128K to 256K), but it could be.

I've tried calling PAD_Init again, but it doesn't seem to help.

Sorry if this is in the wrong board, I didn't know whether to put it in bug reports or libogc. The (minor) bug is as in the subject. The ogc folder isn't on the include path, so it should probably be referred to as <ogc/lwp_queue.h> or "lwp_queue.h" in lwp_watchdog.h. There are probably ot...