The rest of this tutorial will assume that you installed the PSPSDK in C:\pspsdk. ) WARNING: Do not install 0.11b, install 0.10. PSPSDK installed (on Windows I'd recommend MinPSPW.A USB cable to use between your PC and PSP.A PSP with custom firmware installed (6.60 recommended).This tutorial is focused on Windows but can probably be used on Linux and Mac too, you just don't need to install the driver there. If you want to change tests, you'll need to read the rest. PPSSPP has a convenient script for this called test.py. If you just want to run the tests, you just need to run your emulator on the PRX files and compare with the. input - Optional file specifying automated actions that should simulate user interaction: pressing a key, releasing a key, selecting a file on the save selector, waiting for a function (for example a vsync) to call before continuing. prx - The program that will call Kprintf syscall in order to generate an output expected - File with the expected Kprintf's output, preferably from a real PSP The main idea behind this is having several files per test unit:
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