The current status of Wii Linux has allowed programs that run under Linux but cannot easily be natively compiled for the Wii to run on the Wii through compiling for the powerpc-linux target and then running it on Wii Linux. The only thing that does not work is the Wii's optical drive and the internal Wi-Fi in IOS mode. Almost all the hardware on the Wii is now well supported under Linux with the latest kernel patches. The team at have taken this opportunity to expand their GC-Linux operating system to support the Wii as well. As a result, standard PowerPC code can run on it once homebrew has been enabled.

The Wii's Broadway CPU is a standard PowerPC architecture chip developed by IBM. It can also compiled for the DOS, Windows, Windows CE, Linux, Mac OS X, FreeBSD (and possibly other Unix-like operating systems) and Solaris operating systems, in addition to many different video game systems. It works best on the x86, PowerPC and ARM architectures.

SRB2 is known to work (with varying degrees of compatibility) on at least the x86, x86-64, PowerPC, ARM, MIPS, SuperH and SPARC architectures. This allows it to be compiled and run on different architectures, given the appropriate modifications necessary to make it work on another operating system and architecture. Sonic Robo Blast 2 is almost completely written in ANSI C. Wii Linux-based Distribution How it works

Available at: (requires SRB2 data files in /srb2wii/ on your SD card)īoth distributions can coexist given that their Homebrew Channel folders are renamed.

Available at: (requires SRB2 data files and this music.dta file in /srb2wii/ on your SD card).

The Wii Linux-based distribution currently features working controls and partial netgame support, though with some performance issues in more CPU-intensive maps. The libogc-based distribution features working controls, and faster performance than the Wii Linux-based distribution. SRB2Wii is currently under ongoing development.

SRB2Wii now natively uses the libogc libraries as opposed to running through Wii Linux, which brings massive speed improvements, although some new bugs were introduced. The earliest builds of SRB2Wii are based off a highly-customised Wii Linux distribution that run the PowerPC Linux version of SRB2. Intel also supports OpenCL 1.2 on Xeon Phi.Also of note, Intel has also recently to add support for collecting GPU performance metrics in OpenCL applications running on Intel GPUs. The full release notes for the SDK release can be found. SRB2Wii is an unofficial port of Sonic Robo Blast 2 to the Wii. Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination

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