Can I has source link please? lol as I am not getting very far with what I'm working with. Oh I have 2 psp-2000's and 1 psp-3000. If there was a way to handle chat differently I would suggest that. If you really want it that bad, I can upload it somewhere. You will need to have all the dependencies...

Yeah, I got rid of the audio and removed the ambient layer. That improved it some... I think I will go for the colour conversion though to free up some memory, as I don't think it's getting far enough to cache anything yet. Really only have 20MB to play with and with all the different threads runnin...

Ported one of the newer clients hoping it'd have a little bit better memory management.... but nope

I reduced the font size and scaled some of the windows down and it plays ok until it crashes. I have the old fat PSP with 32MB of RAM so I keep running out of memory. One of the slim PSPs could handle it no problem.

Got it working, but the screen is kinda too small to make it playable...

I tried to port tmw to to the psp, I was successful in compiling the client but couldn't get the SDL net stuff working properly so I could never connect to a server. Edit: Had a look at my old source code and figured out why I could always connect to login server but never negotiate fully with char ...

Getting there.

Maybe you should warn them in their native tongue so they understand you. :p

The PSP SDL port is just a layer on the sceGu library that uses the gpu anyway. I have opengl support disabled at the moment because the less variables introduced into the port the better... once I get it fully functional I may work on adding GL.

I was browsling my /usr/portage/games-rpg directory looking for something to pass the time and saw tmw and decided to give it a go. It was a long time ago though and I got tired of killing maggots over and over. Every time I stepped outside the starting area, I'd get owned by a giant maggot or somet...

Started working on a PSP port again recently... all these library dependencies are killin me though too much porting!
And since PSP statically links libraries into the binary, it's huge! (before stripped)

Looks like his miner hat spam paid off

Fair enough... it worth hanging onto them? I have hundreds of them

I messed with a psp port too for a while but never came up with anything useful... might try an ipod port now that my wife got me one for christmas It's true that the iphone SDK uses objective-c but you can just wrap it around c or c++ code.

Where do you turn these in? I have found so many of them