Donald Haase

> Whats holding up this PR is that KOS doesn't support PM_RGB888P correctly right now. Im gonna look into that issue before I make this ready for review. To be...

I think one of the bigger hurdles might be that KOS would just be too big. From my perspective, it's a good way to work towards getting the options in...

> Is there anything you need from us or that we can offer to help with to move the pthreads along? We're totally actually using this PR for the Objective-C...

> It breaks device detection? > > This is hello.c, on a dreamcast with a lot of stuff plugged: > > ``` > KallistiOS Git revision v2.0.0-1381-g1aa38997: > mer. 08...

> Interesting... I actually am seeing @QuzarDC's rumble example freeze on me after playing with it a bit and sending a rumble command. That's just so strange. But it is...

I took the example down to a minimal little 'send the rumble command, wait, send another' and it works fine. ```#include #include #include int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { maple_device_t...

Accidentally moved it back to ready out of draft. I intend to test out the mouse and dreameye as well when I can to validate @andressbarajas 's reports for those....

Under what circumstances would you want to have your codebase support older versions of KOS explicitly? For other libraries the intent is that the end user may have precompiled libraries...

> > Under what circumstances would you want to have your codebase support older versions of KOS explicitly? > > Literally right here is an example of it: > >...

> > So, that doesn't answer the question you quoted. That is an example of a codebase supporting older versions of KOS explicitly. What I don't get is _why_? What...