While trying to integrate p_sprint into MicroWindows, darkshadow88 and I discovered a bug in p_sprint. I fixed it and updated the first post:
version 0.63a
- bugfix: removed the sceCtrlSetSamplingCycle(0) and sceCtrlSetSamplingMode(PSP_CTRL_MODE_ANALOG) calls from the p_spReadKeyEx init routine
Comment: calling this reinitialised reading from the controller which can mess up the routine that p_sprint runs alongside to when using p_spReadKeyEx. Therefore it has been removed from that routine. p_spReadKey still uses it, though its default setting has been changed to Analog from Digital
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