* Fix htmlviewer sample
* Uses PSP_HEAP_THRESHOLD_SIZE_KB macro instead of defining a fixed heap size
* Revert to original htmlviewer sample and apply minimal fixes only
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Co-authored-by: Bas van den Aakster <bas@xtr.dev>
_init might require working pthreads, due to C++ constructors using
mutexes and threads. Since libc does not require _init execution, we
simply reorder them.
This removes support for kernel-mode _init on user programs that run in
kernel mode (mostly old FW 1.5, but should not affect almost any
homebrew out there, since they don't use user-mode main thread).
The pspsdk container is only used by psp-packages and psplinkusb. In the psp-packages actions we are installing the dependencies needing for building packages over 30 times. This is a waste of time and resources (it's also kinda mean towards the Alpine Linux team). My suggestion is to make sure those dependencies are already available in this container. This would probably make psp-packages build 10 times faster.
fix for PR
renamed logo folder to image_display, renamed logo to image in source, changed image used, removed FW version from makefile, added header to source, added image_display to all samples makefile
Not sure where this originated. Possibly a leftover from old SDK
versions since the uint type appears in some archaic homebrew as well.
This was the only reference of `uint` in the entire SDK. Went ahead and
changed this appropriately to `u32`.
Daily was too often and this will be rebuild weekly with the changes to psptoolchain-allegrex anyway, because of the cascading effect build into the repos.
Fixes#123. Guards `_PSP_FW_VERSION` references with `#if defined()` to avoid the SDK headers returning warnings when compiling modules with the `-Wundef` cflag.
`MEMSIZE` would not be set as expected if `PSP_FW_VERSION` was set to `1` above firmware 3.90 and the warning was sent to the console. This is addressed.
I've also made the `MEMSIZE` field a make var (`EXPAND_MEMORY`) that gets set on/off in the tree and just gets used by `SFO` flags at the end of it, instead of setting them in multiple spaces.
