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Write a linker script and custom ELF loader to provide full support for loadable modules in ScummVM’s PS2 Port, using the pre-existing PSP code as a starting point.
Write a linker script and custom ELF loader to provide full support for loadable modules in ScummVM’s PS2 Port, using the pre-existing PSP code as a starting point.


To be completed by: June 11th
To be completed by: June 16th




Abstract parent “ELF Loader” class to be inherited by targets that support loadable modules.
Abstract parent “ELF Loader” class to be inherited by targets that support loadable modules.


To be completed by: June 21st
To be completed by: June 23rd





Revision as of 17:49, 11 June 2010

Toneman
Name Tony Puccinelli
Team Member since 20/05/2010
Working on Implemented Support for Loadable Modules on Small Devices
Personal webpage/BLOG http://tonypuccinelli.blogspot.com
Email tony.puccinelli@gmail.com

About Me

I'm Tony Puccinelli, a GSoC 2010 student for ScummVM and a longtime lover of the interactive storytelling adventure games offer.

I will be working on implementing support for loadable modules in ScummVM's PS2 and DS ports (using the ARM-based GP2x Wix as a testbed for the ARM-based DS). I'll also be attempting to abstract a generic "ELF loader".

For a mix of random sarcasm and more specific updates concerning my project, hit up my blog: Pearls on a String

Current Project Schedule

Write a linker script and custom ELF loader to provide full support for loadable modules in ScummVM’s PS2 Port, using the pre-existing PSP code as a starting point.

To be completed by: June 16th


Abstract parent “ELF Loader” class to be inherited by targets that support loadable modules.

To be completed by: June 23rd


Implement support for loadable modules on the GP2x, an ARM target.

To be completed by: July 19th


Implement support for loadable modules on the DS with the aid of the ARM-based GP2x code.

To be completed by: August 9th