PSPHexEdit

[HyperHacker]

Just finished my first PSP app. It's a simple hex editor that supports files of any size. Comes with messy source code under the BSD license. Grab it at my what-will-someday-be-a-website.
The site may take a few tries before it actually loads, because my ISP is doing something funny that breaks the connection about 50-75% of the time. (I don't think I'm supposed to have a web server on it at all... shhhhh... ) If it doesn't load within a couple seconds, try again. Also use the link in this post if you want to bookmark it because the IP address will change every now and then.

[dlevans]

why not get a dyndns account (dyndns.org) and download their updater that way when your ip changes your website does as well. i use it for ultraVNC and i have an account for a WOL so i can turn on my pc and can control it from anywhere and it updates when/if my ip changes it is a very handy thing to have.

[HyperHacker]

That's what no-ip.org does, but since it's not running on port 80, it can't use actual DNS, just a redirect. I intend to get an actual host when there's an actual site.

[pspjoke]

what are you using to host that?
(what program i mean)
i do something like that with hfs.

[HyperHacker]

Apache on Xubuntu, with PHP5. I'm pretty sure it's the ISP because it responds fine on my LAN, and a different machine running Windows had the same problem. I suppose it could be some sort of Apache problem (the Windows machine used it too), but I've checked over the settings and asked on a few forums and never found anything that might cause it. Apache doesn't even report a request, and it times out connecting to the IP, so that strongly suggests the problem is on the way to the server, beyond my control.

I can put a copy on one of those annoying file hosting sites if people are having trouble downloading it, but I hate those. >_> (Anyway doesn't psp-hacks.com mirror any homebrew released here?)

[Furypaw]

It's very cool, tried it out earlier today. If you want I can set up an uploader for you, I have one on my site, you just type in username and pass, then select a file and upload.

http://darksabre.site40.net/uploader...xEdit71920.zip
and a mirror

[HyperHacker]

Thanks. Version 71921 is up, same place as before.
-Added automatic CPU speed adjustment. (Off by default.)
-Added more help info to menus.
-Added clock, battery and CPU status display.
-Can now use analog nub to navigate hex quickly.
-Displays '.' instead of blank for ASCII beyond end of file.
-Cleaned up code a bit.

for those who must have screenshots.

[HyperHacker]

Version 71952 is up; now able to edit multiple files at once and browse the PSPLink host0:/ directory structure.

[pspjoke]

Originally Posted by HyperHacker

Version 71952 is up; now able to edit multiple files at once and browse the PSPLink host0:/ directory structure.

cool cool.
btw, whats with the massive version number?
did you actually build it that many times??
lol

[HyperHacker]

It's more of a build ID system I came up with. As defined in the header:

#define BUILD_ID ((BUILD_YEAR << 13) | (BUILD_MONTH << 9) | (BUILD_DAY << 4) | BUILD_INDEX)

BUILD_INDEX is a counter for multiple releases on the same day. I like it more than traditional version numbers as it's easy to compare them in code, it encodes the release date in only 5 digits, and it doesn't have the issues the traditional method has. (e.g. since version 0.9, I've added a few features, but not enough to be worthy of being version 1.0, and if I call it 0.10, it'll look a bit silly and some people/systems will confuse it with 0.1... etc) (And a bonus, I don't have to remember to update it, since the makefile inserts the date for me. )