A ps2cc variant with QT4

[Igbaäl]

Hi,

During summer holidays, I would cheat on my PSTwo.
So I looked for a way to do it and I found FMCB and ... you.

PS2CC was exactly what I needed but (as you can read in my README) ps2cc was Windows-only.

So I tried to understand libntpbclient and ps2cc code to finally make a QT4 (wich I learned at the same time) front-end of libntpbclient.

But I'm now a student again and I don't have enough spare time to go on developping my version of your code.

I was a bit selfish, very happy to code for a usefull application, seeing my project growing each day...
But doing this alone is not a good solution.
It's your project, I don't have to steal your code and modify it.

So please read my code if you're interested.
I think there are some good ideas (and of course bad too)


I can answer all your questions if you have any.

Forgive me and thanks for this wonderful project

[Lazy Bastard]

That's great. I think Viper would be happy to see other people working on the project.

I'll take a look at it later.

[misfire]

Cool. Cross-platform applications are much appreciated (at least by me).

To build and run it under Ubuntu, I had to do the following:

$ tar -xf ps2cc_Qt4.tar
$ cd ps2cc_Qt4/
$ sudo aptitude install g++ qt4-dev-tools
$ mkdir tmp
$ make
$ ./out/Qt4_test

[misfire]

By the way, I can confirm that ps2cc works on Ubuntu using wine. I hacked a few simple codes with it: https://bitbucket.org/misfire/artemi.../8bbf4b7e91ac/

But I must say that it's a pain in the ass to test codes without the ability to write to memory remotely (the current Artemis version doesn't support it).

[Lazy Bastard]

Will Artemis 0.4 have remote writing again?

[misfire]

Nope. That's on the TODO list, see https://bitbucket.org/misfire/artemi...-from-debugger