The docs, the README, plans and notes are kept and updated on this machine
only: .gitignore ignores *.md, and the 37 tracked files leave the index
(they stay on disk). No build or test reads them.
A licence audit found that no published ZIP carries the licence texts its parts
require, and that three release tags name commits older than the ones built.
- tooling/notices/components.json lists every part of the title, its licence,
its licence texts and where its source is.
- tools/stage-notices.py (run by tools/build-title.sh before the manifest)
writes licenses/ into the title folder, tying every executable to its
source revision; tools/check-notices.py checks it in the integration gate.
- tools/source-bundle.py archives each part's source at that revision.
- LICENSE (GPLv3), docs/RELEASING.md, docs/releases/SOURCE_CORRESPONDENCE.md,
README licence and trademark sections, docs/RPCS3_PORT.md licence facts,
runtime/README.md (what libc.prx contains, as verified).
Evidence: stage-notices on a copy of the current 16-core build staged 28 parts,
every core equal to its build report; check-notices passes, --release fails on
uncommitted source; source-bundle built 10 archives whose sums verify;
make test-unit 83 OK; lint-shell PASS; libc.prx rebuilt from committed files is
byte-identical to every release's (e6ff45d1...).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sets up this project as the native pipeline's scaffolding plus RetroArch's
sources, so RetroArch is compiled for the title pipeline rather than converted
into it.
- tools/scaffold-native.sh builds the scaffold from
../ps5-native-app-boilerplate-main: tooling, runtime (digest verified),
Makefile and its tools, merged into this repository's tools/ rather than
replacing them. An earlier version replaced tools/ wholesale and deleted this
project's own scripts; the copy is now additive and the reason is in the file.
- tools/fetch-retroarch.sh clones the pinned upstream tag into vendor/ and
records the revision, so "built from RetroArch 1.22.2" is checkable.
- src/display.{hpp,cpp} owns the console's display: VideoOut, direct memory, two
registered buffers, present-and-wait. The sequence and its two load-bearing
details come from the sibling application that proved it on hardware.
- src/main.cpp draws a moving bar: the cheapest thing that proves build, title
format, launcher, VideoOut and the direct-memory path together.
- sce_sys/param.json is this project's identity, PPSA99169.
Evidence: src/display.cpp compiles through the pipeline's compiler
(tooling/prospero-clang18 with PS5_CLANG=/usr/bin/clang, -std=c++20), and a
RetroArch source file compiles the same way with its include paths.
Mihawk