Sharp Brain - EasyRPG Player Port

Changes
Fixed to 30 fps: The original version can run at 60 fps or higher, but the CPU load is too high (for Sharp Brain).
Fixed to the full screen mode: For some reason, it crashes here and there in the window mode...
BS: Backspace
RETURN: Enter
SHIFT: Up key in the left (translator note: I guess it Page Up)
CTRL: Down key in the left (translator note: I guess it Page Down)
1-9: Dictionary keys (translator note: I guess them function keys)
a-z: As is
Considering that there are only 8 dictionary keys on the 3rd gen and later devices, we set the shift key works as the 0 key.
All other keys are set to the space key (because they are indistinguishable).

Problems
MIDI not supported: High CPU load
1st gen devices does not start up: May be out of memory, but debugging is difficult and the cause is unknown...
Does not support non-ASCII characters in the path
libfmt does not compile: We will need this library if we are going to update the EasyRPG to the latest version, but for some reason it lacks functions and is difficult to compile...

Games that are tested
NobiHaza, Ruina, Kaii Shokogun, Yumenikki, EasyRPG TestGame, etc.

Q&A
It gets displayed too small on 3rd gen and later devices: Run TMKSoft Manual Low-res before launching.
I get a warning like "filename" not found in some games: Most games require RTP. Download it here and extract it to /data/rtp/2000 or 2003 in the same folder as EasyRPG.

Download: DL

Hello.
I updated player recently.
https://github.com/MaxSignal/Player/releases/tag/0.6.2.3

Hello.
I updated player recently.
https://github.com/MaxSignal/Player/releases/tag/0.6.2.3

I'm currently using a compiler called cegcc, but it's difficult because they removed x86 support in recent versions. If someone can create one, I'll do it.

I’m sure this is the section you have all been waiting for

My GCC 9.3 toolchain for building Windows CE binaries is available as a Docker image at https://github.com/enlyze/ghcr-windows-ce-build-environment . I provide one container for building binaries for x86 Windows CE devices as well as another container for ARM-based Windows CE devices. The GCC toolchain is configured to build standalone binaries that don’t depend on any non-standard DLLs (I’m looking at you, mingwm10.dll).

If Docker is not for you, you can always clone our repository at https://github.com/enlyze/cegcc-build and run build_cf.sh to build your own toolchain. Supported targets are i386-mingw32ce and arm-mingw32ce. There are no current plans to support further targets, but who knows what the future holds.

Building has only been tested on Linux, as this is also what our CI uses. It should be possible somehow to also get a working toolchain on a Windows or macOS host. If you’re lucky, that even works without changing the build_cf.sh script. I have not tested it.

thank you for your reply.

1. Since the actual tag and branch did not match, I fixed it by adding a new tag.
https://github.com/MaxSignal/Player/releases/tag/0.6.2.3-wince

2. The author of this program is easyrpg, but the port to winxe was made by HO-0520-IT and me. HO-0520-IT is started the port, so I'd like to make sure his name is included.

3. This is the exact game you listed, I used a code restored from an ancient PSP version.

4. I used CEGCC
https://github.com/MaxKellermann/cegcc-build
You can find the pre-built ones here
For linux
https://github.com/brain-hackers/cegcc-build/releases/tag/2022-10-26-225811
For cygwin
https://github.com/HO-0520-IT/cegcc-build/releases/tag/20200510
For macos
https://github.com/MaxSignal/cegcc-build/releases/tag/release

5. I don't have anything at the moment, but if I do make something I'll let you know.