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  1. #1 What language does the ps2 use 
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    I am interested in trying to convert some software coded in C++ to the ps2 but 1st I need know what language it uses and where can I find useful info on how to program for it?
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    Like every computer and Console, it uses C language aswell
    There is an unoptimized C++ compiler aswell.

    GNU GCC released an EmotionEngine compiler, you can compile C code into PS2 binary with that.

    Look for some PS2Dev sites for more info
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    What do you mean by ''Like every computer and console'' ? As far as I know, not all console use C language. The NES is an example.
    "Video games don't affect kids, I mean if Pac Man affected us as kids, we'd all run around in a darkened room munching pills and listening to repetitive music."
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    Originally posted by Fat_Mike
    What do you mean by ''Like every computer and console'' ? As far as I know, not all console use C language. The NES is an example.
    There is C compiler for NES too
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    You can use any language to code on a console, as long as there is a suitable compiler/interpreter for that language (suitable meaning, targeted for that particular console).

    - Sjeep
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    Oh, my mistake then. It's just that the last time I was in the NES scene, developpers were always whinning about how painfull the NES was to program since it used ASM.
    "Video games don't affect kids, I mean if Pac Man affected us as kids, we'd all run around in a darkened room munching pills and listening to repetitive music."
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    GNU GCC released an EmotionEngine compiler, you can compile C code into PS2 binary with that.
    I checked the website for GNU GCC and I was not able to find any information on the PS2 compiler. When I searched their list of compatible binaries I also did not find anything that mentioned the PS2. Does anyone know more information about the PS2 compiler and where I can download it? An html link would be great, thanks.
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    I thought ASM MIPS
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    the problem is that yes, the ASM used in a ps2 is MIPS, whereas ASM used in normal PC coding is x86. this adds another hurdle when it comes to porting/programming for the ps2..
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