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31. March 2008 @ 13:33 |
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yo, ive been trying to figure out some way or idea of how to make cfw does anyone know how to do it or dax's email. i neeeeed to learn.
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31. March 2008 @ 14:23 |
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Do you have any experience in programming???
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well you can post at lan.st m-33 team members frequent there but i will tell you they are not friendly and that forum is for serious dev questions only if you post somthing stupid they will ban you and place your post in the ultimate hall of shame lol no general questions no suggestions or request accepted
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2. April 2008 @ 07:46 |
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Originally posted by Ex_hoc:
Do you have any experience in programming???
no but i need to learn im only 11 but i dont relly kno wwhere to start or who to ask
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3.71>hot wire>3.72m33>3.73hx-1>no hx is a copy of m33>3.90m33-2>hot wire again>3.72>3.90m33>3.90m33-2>brick>hot wire agaaain>3.71m33>deleted flash0>datel tool dis time>3.93m33-2>3.93m33-3.
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2. April 2008 @ 09:00 |
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your ambitious for an 11 year youve got plenty of time. try googling computer programing start with the basics. then 1day youll no it all.
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2. April 2008 @ 09:17 |
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no offence kid but if you have no experience programing on c++ or c# then i dont think dark alex will take the time to teach you. i would love to learn how to program for a psp (im only learning VB6 which is C**P)
id suggest trying to get hold of c++ and learn it of the internet but it is hard!!!
and after that you need to get the c program for programing for the psp and the learn how to program for the psp so unless you are a wizz at maths i wouldnt try it.
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2. April 2008 @ 11:09 |
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Originally posted by Dr1ver:
no offence kid but if you have no experience programing on c++ or c# then i dont think dark alex will take the time to teach you. i would love to learn how to program for a psp (im only learning VB6 which is C**P)
id suggest trying to get hold of c++ and learn it of the internet but it is hard!!!
and after that you need to get the c program for programing for the psp and the learn how to program for the psp so unless you are a wizz at maths i wouldnt try it.
k ill try learnin c iv heard of it before but never tryed to program anythin, an actually i am awizz at mafs i hav 2 gcse's in it
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3.71>hot wire>3.72m33>3.73hx-1>no hx is a copy of m33>3.90m33-2>hot wire again>3.72>3.90m33>3.90m33-2>brick>hot wire agaaain>3.71m33>deleted flash0>datel tool dis time>3.93m33-2>3.93m33-3.
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2. April 2008 @ 11:14 |
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at the age of 11 same about the englishs lool sorry had to post this good luck....
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2. April 2008 @ 11:54 |
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humm gcses at 11 ok... lol (by the way you cant have 1.50 or 3.40 on a slim psp in your sig)
i was having a look around and found this
the first program is simple but the rest get a bit harder. note though that this is visual c++ (soon to be getting 0_<) so it will be different to the psp version as you have to add the code for the objects your self.
i dont think you'll get to a stage where you can make cfw but im sure you can make some homebrew apps they dont seem to hard.
heres a simple tutorial for psp coding (note you have to instal linux(wont write over windows it like dual boots with windows)) and psp tool [link]
hope that helps you out
if you do manage to make anything please show it id like to see it 0_<
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Originally posted by Dr1ver:
humm gcses at 11 ok... lol (by the way you cant have 1.50 or 3.40 on a slim psp in your sig)
i was having a look around and found this
the first program is simple but the rest get a bit harder. note though that this is visual c++ (soon to be getting 0_<) so it will be different to the psp version as you have to add the code for the objects your self.
i dont think you'll get to a stage where you can make cfw but im sure you can make some homebrew apps they dont seem to hard.
heres a simple tutorial for psp coding (note you have to instal linux(wont write over windows it like dual boots with windows)) and psp tool [link]
hope that helps you out
if you do manage to make anything please show it id like to see it 0_<
ty ill try it.
(and actually you can have 1.50 on slim and i ment 3.40oe, you use prx dumper and a hot wire LINK battery
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3.71>hot wire>3.72m33>3.73hx-1>no hx is a copy of m33>3.90m33-2>hot wire again>3.72>3.90m33>3.90m33-2>brick>hot wire agaaain>3.71m33>deleted flash0>datel tool dis time>3.93m33-2>3.93m33-3.
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To be honest, for an 11 year old to learn how to program in C+ is not going to be even remotely easy. My sister is 11 years old. She is an extremely bright child but having her start with C is like trying to play Beethoven if you have never played piano. Start with a simple programming language likepython. Python will teach you the basics of programming. you may not be able to create anything useful with it, but you will learn the crucial building blocks in the logic and mathematical aptitude needed for coding.
I do admire you ambition though, if you started programming today you could be far in advance in even ten years. (and still only be 21!)
Remember only take steps as long as your stride. ;)
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Heck even at my old age C++ is hard :)
Also look up pseudo code - that's usually the starting point for programing. Structured English that is then turn into code.
Like the others said I gotta give you credit f1nbar for wanting to learn at your age.
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Heck even at my old age C++ is hard :)
Also look up pseudo code - that's usually the starting point for programing. Structured English that is then turn into code.
Like the others said I gotta give you credit f1nbar for wanting to learn at your age.
Yes, good call, pseudo code is definately something to look into as well. Especially if you're just starting out.
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2 GCSE's in Maths at 11?! May i ask what grade you attained? Just interested.
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C - in BS-ing
A* - in attention seeking.
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Pfft, a C! Even i'm better at BS'ing than that... My chemistry teacher once said that a C grade at GCSE isn't worth the paper it's written on, amazingly true, actually.
Though good for him on the A* :P
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Pfft, a C! Even i'm better at BS'ing than that... My chemistry teacher once said that a C grade at GCSE isn't worth the paper it's written on, amazingly true, actually.
Though good for him on the A* :P
I apologies in advance for my ignorance, but what is GCSE used for? We don't have those in our education systems here in Canada.
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In the United Kingdom, GCSE's are standard tests taken in Year 11 as a certificate of education... they're put on CVs and looked at by Universities or Colleges to gain a place. You can either leave school at the end of Year 11 having just taken your GCSE's, or carry on until Year 13 and take further tests called A levels.
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there the last exams you have before leaving high school. so you have them at age 15-16 in year11 its only in the uk (i think) they dont mean much as and a-levels are the next step and they are hard
:( as maths arrrrr yer it all the uk grading system
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C - in BS-ing
A* - in attention seeking.
lol ture
edit: beat me shokz lol
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Ex_hoc
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In the United Kingdom, GCSE's are standard tests taken in Year 11 as a certificate of education... they're put on CVs and looked at by Universities or Colleges to gain a place. You can either leave school at the end of Year 11 having just taken your GCSE's, or carry on until Year 13 and take further tests called A levels.
Oh yeah, we have that as well. Except only after grade 12 and there called diplomas. Our final mark in the course and final mark on the diploma will affect our chances of getting accepted into whatever post secondary field we choose to apply to. although we all graduate from high school when were 17/18 . Really no exceptions to that, unless you're exceptionally gifted.
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Ah the GCSE's in the UK sound similar to the PSAT & SAT tests we have in the US - these are scored and used for college acceptance too.
Ok I guess back on topic :) - anyone every attempt to write their own code for the psp?
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Ah the GCSE's in the UK sound similar to the PSAT & SAT tests we have in the US - these are scored and used for college acceptance too.
Ok I guess back on topic :) - anyone every attempt to write their own code for the psp?
Yes, but i failed :P I'm no good at coding. Im all about the phsycal fixes (circut board modding, hardware schematics, networking.. all that good stuff
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3. April 2008 @ 18:52 |
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Hey at least you tried Ex_hoc
Maybe one day I'll give it a shoot but need a few more classes on programing 1st.
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i would love to know how to do that stuff. i still need my first lesson on programing lol. so a lil bit of work todo.
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Some of the best programmers out there are self taught. So at least thats something comforting to think about :P.
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