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Hi,
I just happened to see that the frame variable in the hello_world was defined as a volatile int.
Is there any specific reason?
I mean, would the optimizations pose problems on this specific variable? If yes why?
Thanks

It works! It seems my ndslite button was a bit hard to press, so it didn't save the log and kept the old one thanks for everything!
Hope you guys will get the -pg option to work someday

I just edited my post, even after enabling irq hblank (the variable hablnaks is incremented correctly) i still have 0ms everywhere :s

I found out that the irq handler wasn't called, and fixed it by using irqEnable(IRQ_HBLANK);
But I still have 0ms for all functions
(the hblanks variable is incrmented correctly)

Anyway, I had some problems with line 96 in your resolve.pl (division by zero)
edit Is it normal that all only the number of calls is correct? all the times are set to 0

I just changed my makefile this morning in the train, everything seems to compile properly now (I had to make some small changes in ulibrary because a function was implemented as extern in header and caused problem with no -finstrument-functions -mpoke-function-name) Anyway why is uLibrary that bad?...

I am not using Palib, though this makefile is a modified version of palib. Each part involving Palib has been removed from the makefile I am using uLibrary of Brunni, I don't really think it's that outdated, it works fine with latest devkitpro and mainly uses opengl functions. Maybe I should try to ...

I tested it with the files you gave me but the linker tells that there is undefined reference to functions of ulibrary, it only happends when adding the cflags -finstrument-functions -mpoke-function-name Here is my makefile : PATH := $(DEVKITARM)/bin:$(PATH) #----------------------------------------...

For the first thing, my boolean expression was good in my files, I just made a mistake after copy past.. my bad. Thanks for the explenation, I figured yersteday that fgetc returns int value and not char, and did exactly what you said. I thought == and != would cast the value as EOF is merely a defin...

hello, I don't know if its an inherent problem of gcc, devkitarm or only my lack of knowledge, so if someone could explain me the following thing: I wrote this function inline char fFindC(FILE* file,char c) { char fc=EOF; do { fc=fgetc(file); } while(fc!=EOF || fc!=c); return c; } But the loop won't...