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Jpcsp SVN r2593 is compiled. JPCSP is the most advanced PlayStation Portable(PSP) emulator, allowing you to play your PSP games on a PC. Even though Jpcsp is written in Java, it can already reach 100% PSP speed on a lot of commercial games... and the emulator performance is constantly increasing. Jpcsp takes full advantage of dual-core processors, matching the PSP dual-core architecture. Even a quad-core can give a small performance improvement by leaving free CPU cores for the Java JIT Compiler and the graphics cache.
Jpcsp SVN changelog:
r2592
Further progress on PRO Online support:
- added list of members in chat window
- added timeout handling for sceNetAdhocPdpRecv
- improved sceNetAdhocctlJoin and sceNetAdhocctlDisconnect
Added draft implementation for sceNetApctlScanUser,
sceNetApctlGetBSSDescIDListUser and sceNetApctlGetBSSDescEntryUser.
r2593
Fix in network: update the peer timestamp also when receiving a Matching
message.
Download: Jpcsp SVN r2593
Source: Here
2012-07-05
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Tell your mom to whip here out and I will
ReplyDeleteI like turtles :-| ;)
ReplyDeleteUh, wait, what? First they implement a model exporter and now they're pouring their effort into a chat? Yep, this project is the emulation worlds equivalent of master level trolling.
ReplyDeletetotally agree with you
ReplyDeletethis emulator is fail big time
The developers can do whatever they want to with this emulator. They don't have to please anyone who may use the emulator. Only ignorant people like yourselves would say such things.
ReplyDeleteThey sure look like they're "giving up" compared to most emulation teams. Online and model exporting arn't even features PCSX2 is thinking about (which is the best emulator this generation), why? BECAUSE GETTING GAMES TO BE PLAYABLE IS WHAT EMULATION IS ABOOT!
DeleteSo now they're going for niche side features instead of optimization and code correction. I sincerely wish JCPSP would actually officially die so it could be reborn in C or even VB by people who are more dedicated. Or at least then someone else would try and work on a new psp emulator. DeSMuMe was more compatible in 6 months than the psp is NOW.
Except the DS is a piece of shit. It was partially emulated hardly one year after its release.
Delete[The developers can do whatever they want to with this emulator. They don't have to please anyone who may use the emulator. Only ignorant people like yourselves would say such things.]
DeleteIt goes both ways. People are free to say what they want about the emulator, it's not like people are actually forcing the emu devs to do anything. It's just words. If the emu devs don't want to hear criticism, then don't make the emulator public. Hide it in their hard disks until it's no long crap, or until they grow enough balls to accept the fact that the world will call a spade a shovel(or in this case, a java based psp emulator a crappy coding project).
Only spoiled, entitled people like you will think you're free to do anything you want and can ignore the rest of the world's right to think and say what they want about what you're doing.
it's because the original devs have no decent programming skills so they have to resort to using JAVA, which would be fine if they were trying to emulate something like the NES. They were probably thinking someone better will come along and improve the code since it's open source, but no - the only devs that they are attracting are amateurs like them who only want to code improvements in non-crucial parts of the emulator, like fixing the text or "slightly improving" this and that, meanwhile, the emulator itself is shit when it comes to running games.
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