(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Hey, since the method to make sprx's has been released I thought I would make this thread where everyone can post their codes (if they want) and request help (nothing to stupid please...), so ill start it off with a few codes


Write/Read Memory

    

Int32

*(int*)OffsetToWriteTo = IntergerToWrite;

int mem = *(int*)OffsetToRead;



Float

*(float*)OffsetToWriteTo = FloatToWrite;

float mem = *(int*)OffsetToRead;



there is many more of these just google it or look at xbox :p

Get ProcessID

    

#include <sys/syscall.h>



sys_pid_t sys_process_getpid(void)

{

   system_call_0(1);

   return_to_user_prog(sys_pid_t);

}

Sleep

    

#include <sys/sys_time.h>



void sleep(second_t time)

{

	sys_timer_sleep(time);

}

Exit Thread

    

#include <sys/syscall.h>



int sys_ppu_thread_exit()

{

	system_call_1(41, 0);

	return_to_user_prog(int);

}

Create Thread

    

#include <sys/syscall.h>

#include <sys/ppu_thread.h>



sys_ppu_thread_t id;

sys_ppu_thread_t create_thread(void (*entry)(uint64_t), int priority, size_t stacksize, const char* threadname)

{	

	if(sys_ppu_thread_create(&id, entry, 0, priority , stacksize, 0, threadname) != CELL_OK)

	{

		console_write("Thread creation failed\n");	

	}

	else

	{

		console_write("Thread created\n");	

	}	

    return id;

}

Console Write

    

#include <string.h>

#include <sys/syscall.h>

#include <stdarg.h>

#include <stddef.h>



int console_write(const char * s)

{ 

	uint32_t len;

	system_call_4(403, 0, (uint64_t) s, std::strlen(s), (uint64_t) &len);

	return_to_user_prog(int);

}

My PS3 has never been opened.. i wanna keep it that way for when i sell it 350 with e3 flasher..

my e3 flasher is Bit Broken..

This might be a stupid question and I feel stupid that its not working but I have been trying for hours to get a thread to loop but as soon as the loop finishes any work the thread stops I tried adding a bool so when it wasn't doing work it would sleep but it still doesn't continue looping. Thanks to anyone who can help.

I would use While(true), with an instance of bool == false. Then just run bool = true, when you want to turn it on.

ex.

    

void myboolon

{

mybool = true;

}



bool mybool = false; 

while (mybool == true)

  {

  CODE HERE...

  }

you can also do

     

for(;

{

//work

}

I found out that if anything in your code is wrong it stops the thread.

Or while(true)

haha we are so 1337

imma teach you guys how to optimise your code so your SPRX shit is more stable.
okie dokie here are the tips.

tip #1: whenever you guys on ps3 figure out how to do static bool (_cdecl *Dvar_GetBool)(int, bool, const char*) = (bool(*)(int,bool,const char*))Dvar_GetBoolOffsetHere; you create a new thread and you do for eg on xbox it would be

DWORD WINAPI EntryPoint(void*){
while(GetBool("cl_ingame")){
//So you would do your stuff here when the game is running.
}else{
//On PlayerLeave Shit Here
}
}
Tip #2: for gods sake stop using for(; and while(true) <- infinte loops, Use while loops. they are better imo
so for eg if i wanted something to loop for only in the game you do while(GetBool("cl_ingame"))

Tip #3: [This wont have any effect on stability but its called [CLEAN CODE!!!]] so i see how people do things like for eg if(TestBool == true)//This is retarded as you can save characters by doing if(TestBool) //Means The SAME THING as the == true. and if you want it false you do if(!TestBool). Understand it? i surely hope so

Tip #4: Structures are your best friend here! so use them as they handle data better. so for eg

struct TestShit{
bool MenuOpened;
int ScrollMenuMax;
} TestShit[18];

Thats all i can think of atm. oh another thing. DO NOT DECLARE VARIABLES OUTSIDE THE SCOPE UNLESS ITS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY! so for eg

[ATTACH=CONFIG]32646[/ATTACH]
see how its outside the Scope? this is a big nono. so thats about it hope you take this into consideration :fa:

puttng things outside a scope is neccesary if you make a function that returns something from its own scope to another function that isn't in the scope, if you do this it wont return anything as I experienced when trying to make a function to get my players origin , and there is nothing wrong with for(; loops imo but good post ethernet