devkitPro

What exactly do you hope to achieve building tremor with -fPIC?

Linking against the supplied libs will cause problems with -fPIC.

The only real way around this, afaik, is to not use anything from the standard libraries in your code. On arm this includes divides since the chip has no native divide instruction.

As you say, it's difficult to support hardware we don't own. It's a bit difficult to do this sort of thing remotely so ideally donating a CCPro to one or more of the main devs is probably the best way to get it supported. Making a small donation & encouraging others to donate would be a good thi...

This patch was rejected a few days ago after testing proved it to be rather seriously unstable.

Shagkur is currently looking into this one, more news as we have it.

It was mentioned in the announcement that the 32bit linux binary would follow shortly. The machine I was using for 32bit linux died unfortunately so I'm in the middle of setting up another box.

It hasn't been discontinued so don't panic :p

devkitPPC release 19 is now available for download, see the main site post for details of changes. http://www.devkitpro.org/devkitppc/devk ... elease-19/

As usual these updates are available through the windows installer/updater.

devkitPPC is a bare metal toolchain which means that applications are running without any OS support making dynamic modules rather awkward. I'm really not sure what advantages you hope to get from dynamic linking - this tends to use more memory than static linking since the entire library is loaded ...

What are you using to create/record audio and what format are the files in?

There are many available Linux sound editors and I'm pretty sure most, if not all, provide the means to output .wav files. See http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7274 for some examples.