[flasher86]

Well, I fully support you with this. But I must say that I have doubts if it is possible.

I mean, RK26XX and RK27XX use different compilers, and therefore the output code is different. We would have to write an emulator rather than a native RKP platform.

Instead, I am thinking of writing a completely new platform for RK27XX players. I noticed that firmware on these players is divided into different compiled files, which may give us a clue how to properly load an external precompiled binary code.

Then it would be easy to release some RKPapp for both RK26XX and RK27XX platforms.

Advantages are clear. We could save settings of the game, access files on flash, detect screen resolution so the game would fit to any screen resolution the player use etc. Also we could implement some sort of plugins for expanding features of firmware without making a new compilation.

Of course, I am not sure about this impossibility to port rkp platform, I am beginner at low-level programming so I may be wrong.