Developer Sakya visited the QJ.NET Forums earlier to announce the release of OSLib MOD 1.0.0. As its name implies, this is actually a modified version of the OSLib homebrew developed by Brunni.
OSLib, in case you're wondering, is short for Oldschool Library, a 2D graphics library for the Sony PlayStation Portable. This mod is based specifically on OSLib version 2.10, and comes with these new changes:
* Added: oslSetReadKeysFunction(in t (*sceCtrlReadBufferPositi ve)(SceCtrlData *pad_data, int count));
* You can pass to it a function from a kernel prx, so you'll be able to read all buttons (VOLUME_UP, NOTE...)
* oslUnsetReadKeysFunction( );
* Added: All USB.c functions now works
* Added: OSL_VERSION to know the current OSLib MOD version
* Added: oslSetHoldForAnalog to make the HOLD button work also for analog
* Added: support for intraFont.
* Added: Dialogs (message, error and net conf), many thanks to InsertWittyName for the sdk samples
* Added: On Screen Keyboard
* Added: Save and load
* Fixed: Tagged MP3 and ATRAC3+ now works
* Fixed: osl_keys->analogToDPadSensivity now works correctly
Further details on OSLib MOD 1.0.0 are available in the file bundle's readme. Those interested in adding suggestions or reporting bugs will want to visit Sakya's release thread over at the QJ.NET PSP Development Forum.
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