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The functions gettimeoftheday(), clock_gettime(), tick_microsecs, tick_nanosecs in libogc are all buggy.

In this post there is a decription of the issues:

http://devkitpro.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3056

To sum up:

In lwp_watchdog.h the macros tick_microsecs and tick_nanosecs should be defined as ...

It looks like __libogc_gettod_r() in timesupp.c should be using tick_to_microsecs() instead of tick_microsecs().

The function to be used in __libogc_gettod_r should be tick_microsecs() since tv_usec indicates the number of nanoseconds expired in the current second whilst ticks_to_microsecs ...

Hi,
I am trying to include a JIT compiler in UAE Wii using the code taken from this project:

http://euaejit.blogspot.it/

I am in touch with the author of the code but until now I did not succeed in getting a working code.

A Program (Illegal instruction and Privileged instruction) or a DSI ...

You should also use these instructions for a double buffer routine:

ASND_TestVoiceBufferReady
ASND_TestPointer
ASND_AddVoice

Look at this spanish tutorial in the sound section;

http://www.elotrolado.net/hilo_curso-de ... on_1257837

Indeed, I verified that argv[0] = name of dol/elf if wiiload is launched from a command window but argv[0] = "first argument", if wiiload is launched from programmer's notepad (windows environment) setting the parameters in Notepad as "$(ProjectName).dol argument".

fatInitDefault seems to work only if the Wii sd card is inserted.

fatInitDefault is always false if I launch the dol file from an USB device and the SD is not inserted.

Is this the correct behaviour?

After many attempts, I found out that wiiload passes its first argument as argv[0].

According to the standard C argv[0] should be the name of the file and the first passed argument should be argv[1].

Why is there this difference?

The test is to be made with a non existing dir.

I receive these errors:

1) I/O Error (5), when trying to make the dir
2) No such file or directory, when trying to open the file in reading

After an atempt of "mkdir" on a write protected WII SD card, it is impossibile to open in reading("r") a file. It is instead possibile to open in writing (w).

Try this with a write protected SD card:

if (!mkdir("tmp",0777)){printf("Making tmp directory\n"); }
else printf("Can not Make tmp ...

I correct what I said above.

Also Winzip does not correctly manage the symlinks.

Only Winrar works.