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Stackless Python 2.5.1 for the PSP
greg | November 14, 2007
Got some Python apps, games, and/or scripts you wanna run on the PSP? Perhaps for experimental purposes. I know I do… And thanks to The Mindcaster I can, and you can too — even the 3.xx custom firmware users. Back in mid-2007 we saw the release of version 2.4.4 which introduced many useful features. Today is a new day and a new release.
Let me clear up a few things before you start flooding the comments with, “what is this? what does it do?” Python is a high level programming language–it is similar to TCL, Perl, etc… “Stackless” refers to a Python implementation which doesn’t rely on the C call stack. The odds are, if you don’t understand, you won’t have a use for it. But! If you are interested in expanding your horizons, The Mindcaster has provided many useful examples and tutorials on his blog; just follow the source link.
Stackless Python 2.5.1 changes:
- The SSL has been removed for now because it was not working on latest release.
- Fixed time and datetime modules to display correct dates and times based on PSP timezones and DST.
- Fixed problems on sys and os modules.
- Ported to user mode and 3.xx kernel.
Download: Stackless Python PSP Port v2.5.1
- source: themindcaster.blogspot.com
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FIRST! THIS IS A GREAT APP.
this is a nice app i just have no use for it keep up the good work
Good app No use but NICE
Where could we find python games? I wanna experiment…
This is amazing.
this is a little off topic ( well maybe not but ) there are many apps for xbmc that are written in python. will this app run the xbmc apps as-is?
probs not. because anything called in xbmc has its own call code. if youve ever edited the default sub menu before you’d know what i mean.
might load somthing tho
waay off topic
WTF IS THIS WHAT DO I DO WITH IT HOW CAN USE IT WHAT>?????/??/?
LAWLZ
Check my last comment on the blog, you need a file called script.py in the same dir as EBOOT. The interpreter itself loads this file to start the application you wrote.
blender anyone, lol
Now if only they could make a pygame module compatible wih it. I see a lot of guides for making games like pacman, asteroids & star war in pygame. It is still possible to make games without it, but there’s no tutorials out there to help you write without it. Still, it’s very promising, if only beccause of the mp3 and ogg support.
i know that robot areana 2 runs with python script
does this mean that aventualy you can convert that game to psp?