Installing PSPSDK
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PSPSDK is a set of tools and libraries designed to let developers compile their own software for the PSP system.
The open source implementation of sdk is designed for UNIX-like systems, however it is possible to install on Windows operating systems.
Follow this guide to install PSPSDK toolchain on your computer.
Linux[edit | edit source]
psptoolchain.sh; minpspw.deb; content needed
Windows[edit | edit source]
MinPSPW[edit | edit source]
MinPSPW is a MinGW-like port of toolchain binaries for native Windows platform. It is recommended software for Windows platform.
- Download installer. Link to MinPSPW project page: http://sourceforge.net/projects/minpspw/ (Version 0.10.0 is recommended because other versions, even newer ones seem to have dependancy errors, 0.10.0 is the most reliable version)
- Run setup. Simply follow GUI guide, install to
C:\pspsdk\
, check all options
- Set Environment Variables.
- Go to Control Panel -> System -> Advanced system settings -> Advanced tab -> Environment Variables...
- A window with two tables should pop up. In the first table select Path and then click Edit...
- In variable value add:
;C:\pspsdk\bin
. (Please note the semicolon ; at the beginning.)
- Example variable value:
C:\Program Files\Intel\WiFi\bin\;C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin;C:\pspsdk\bin
- Save settings and log out
- When you log in, open Command Prompt (cmd.exe), type: psp-gcc and press Enter.
- Output should look like this:
C:\Users\You>psp-gcc
psp-gcc: no input files
- If it does, your PSPSDK toolchain is ready to use!
Troubleshooting[edit | edit source]
If you get this message:
C:\Users\You>psp-gcc 'psp-gcc' is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file.
then please verify that psp-gcc.exe resides in C:\pspsdk\bin folder along other programs. If it does, then verify Environmental variables.