(10-14-2012, 09:59 PM)montcer9012 Wrote: You need some programs for that; here:
(08-24-2012, 09:29 PM)montcer9012 Wrote: The source code can be download from here:Also, you need a program called TortoiseSVN or something like that to download the SVN; i recommend tortoise because is easier to use and keep the files updated. Can get it here:
http://jpcsp.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
Also, gid15 told me that this program called Eclipse does a good work when a modification of the source code is needed and that program also can compiled JPCSP so you can try the modifications made. Can get it here:
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.html
So, here's what you must do:
1. Download and install TortoiseSVN; maybe you will need to reboot the OS; do it if ask.
2. Create a folder on a easy access patch, call it like you want.
3. Right click on the new create folder and select Tortoise->Download SVN: A box will open, paste the SVN from JPCSP and hit DOWNLOAD.
4. Download and install Eclipse.
5. Once the SVN finish to be downloaded, import it on Eclipse: File->Import: Existing Projects into Workspace. Locate the folder where it is.
6. Do the changes gid15 told you.
7. To test it go to "jpcsp.MainGUI", right-click "Run As.." -> "Java Application". To run it, you must add the VM arguments according the version of JPCSP you will like to test. (x86, x64)
8. Told us the results.
It works . I have used Netbeans because the vm-arguments part was a little bit complicated for me . Thank you so much . Now I have to figure out how to get "jpcsp.jar" .
Edit: I did it ! Right-click on build.xml/Run Target/Jar =)
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