Joystick 'digital' support : OK
Free The Cube <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.ports.game-cube.devel |
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Hello everybody !
Excuse me for the last submitted gcpad driver, i was finally able to
test it and i saw that it didn't work :(...
This new one was successfully tested :) (based on Pong by DesktopMan) !
It was submitted to the SF Patches Tracking System...
I decided to do not support analogical axis and buttons (triggers)
because of the lack of a SI driver (with a 'timer' the latency was too
important). But don't be afraid, digital buttons (even L and R) and axis
are supported, this is enough to use with j2mdev (so, to have both a
mouse and a joystick on your GameCube :D).
Regards, Free The Cube.
PS : You can find pre-compiled tool-chains (host:i686-linux,
target:powerpc-linux) here (only avaible this week-end) :
http://www710.univ-lyon1.fr/~c-vinc02/toolchains-x86-gc-linux.tar.bz2
features :
- Binutils-2.14
- GCC-3.2.2
- GLIBC-2.3.2 with linux-threads add-on
If you want to rebuilt yours, here comes a [french] post about it :
http://gc-hack.webheberg.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=3475#3475
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