physfs_platform_ogc.c: new backend for Wii and GameCube #74
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Add support for the Nintendo Wii and GameCube consoles. Most of the code has been copied from the POSIX backend, but libpthread has been replaced with libogc's functions. The computation of directory paths is a bit peculiar, in that the Wii and GameCube don't have the concept of users. The base directory is computed from the current working directory, which is set by the libfat library. Applications not using libfat have to take care of setting the current working directory themselves.
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I tested this with the VVVVVV game, and it seems to be working fine. :-) |
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I wonder how hard it would be to get this building on GitHub Actions... |
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Add support for the Nintendo Wii and GameCube consoles. Most of the code has been copied from the POSIX backend, but libpthread has been replaced with libogc's functions.
The computation of directory paths is a bit peculiar, in that the Wii and GameCube don't have the concept of users.
The base directory is computed from the current working directory, which is set by the libfat library. Applications not using libfat have to take care of setting the current working directory themselves.