Hey guys,
I'm still having trouble getting saturn code to execute on Linux. I don't know if the problem is my code, compiler\linker, how I create an iso, etc. Any help is appreciated. Here is the sample code:
Code: | | | #include "sgl.h" // Required for basic sgl functions void ss_main(void) { // Initializing functions slInitSystem(TV_320x224, NULL, 1); // Initializes screen do{ slPrint("Hello World", slLocate(1,1)); slSynch(); }while(1); } |
This compiles with no warnings, no errors.
Here's how I convert sl.bin->sl.iso
| | | mkisofs -sysid "SEGA SATURN" -volid "Your Progam" -volset "Your Program" -publisher "SEGA ENTERPRISES, LTD." -preparer "SEGA ENTERPRISES, LTD." -appid "YourProgram" -abstract "~/satprog/iso/ABS.TXT" -copyright "~/satprog/iso/CPY.TXT" -biblio "~/satprog/iso/BIB.TXT" -generic-boot ~/satprog/iso/IP.BIN -full-iso9660-filenames -o sl.iso sl.bin
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This executes without error as well. I haven't tried burning it yet but I will. Is there any linux program like isobuster where I can see the contest of an iso? I know I can mount the iso but it's a pain...
When I try the program with Yabause, I get the Saturn intro, then the Sega logo, and then the game kicks back to the cd player. I'm not sure where in the process I'm screwing up. |
