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Wackypedia is wrong, the PSP only has one CPU.

There's only one CPU in the PSP ...

As I said in the announcement. Note: The current desmume stable release doesn't work with the new FIFO code. It has been fixed in SVN and will be working again with the next release. When a new libnds release works on hardware but doesn't work in an emulator then the fault lies with the emulator and...

Would have helped a bit if you'd quoted the actual code from libfat rather than the old gba_nds_fat code. Took me a while to find the code you referred to. A fairly minor issue really, it would only have prevented the last cluster of the card being allocated but it's fixed in svn now.

The binaries for devkitARM release 32 are now available. As usual the windows binary is available through the Automated Installer/Updater , for other platforms check the devkitARM getting started page on the wiki. updated to gcc 4.5.1. ndstool now supports loading icon data from grit grf files. endi...

doxygen docs are hosted at http://libogc.devkitpro.org

The sockettest example provided in the wii examples works fine for me. Try that, see if it works for you.

I ended up doing it this way a few hours ago - http://devkitpro.svn.sourceforge.net/vi ... threv=4409

The way you're doing it will destroy the current array pointer & leak memory if realloc fails.

You're passing a pointer to the out array into the ReadRAM function and not marking the memory it points to as volatile. The compiler then assumes you're not changing the memory. Using volatile int out[3]; makes everything work as expected.

Being honest this is unlikely to be a priority request, libogc handles wii network connections through Nintendo IOS and I don't know if this sort of thing is even possible.