Write your own SDK. The SDK everyone is so interested in did little beyond expose the builtin functions in the psx bios. Given the big psx doc, plus a little time, its easily recreatable.
The PSX documentation and the PSXDEV software are FROM COMPLETELY DIFFERENT PEOPLE, you dumbass. The software works, and the SDK was indeed an SDK (although it didn't do enough to merit the fuss thats being made over it).
No, you can still program in c/c++. You just have to do a little more work - you get to make your own SDK. The one everyone is talking about did little beyond expose the functionality built into the psx bios, and with that big psx doc, you can hack that together pretty quickly.
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Write your own SDK. The SDK everyone is so interested in did little beyond expose the builtin functions in the psx bios. Given the big psx doc, plus a little time, its easily recreatable.
The PSX documentation and the PSXDEV software are FROM COMPLETELY DIFFERENT PEOPLE, you dumbass. The software works, and the SDK was indeed an SDK (although it didn't do enough to merit the fuss thats being made over it).
No, you can still program in c/c++. You just have to do a little more work - you get to make your own SDK. The one everyone is talking about did little beyond expose the functionality built into the psx bios, and with that big psx doc, you can hack that together pretty quickly.