Guest memory is now mapped into a shared memory/file mapping, for use
with fastmem.
64-bit and 128-bit arguments are passed by register/value instead of by
reference/address.
LDL/LDR/SDL/SDR now use 64-bit GPRs instead of SSE.
These have no meaning in x64 (apart from throwing compiler warnings),
and we don't do 32-bit anymore. Also saves needing to include
`Pcsx2Defs.h` in files which don't otherwise need it.
All work done by Refraction, I'm just the commit guy for this.
Note: Missing Visual Studio 2012 / 2010 project files and Linux makefile additions.
Note2: PSX games don't work yet :p
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* All remaining code for handling partial/fragmented unpacks removed.
* vifRegs.NUM is now accurately simulated when queuing data from fragmented unpacks.
* Reduced the VIFunpack fragment buffer from 1MB to 4KB (max size of an unpack due to NUM being limited to 8 bits).
* Removed vif/vifRegs globals formally used by VIF interpreters (everything relies on the templated vifIdx now -- simpler and faster!)
* g_vifMask vars are integrated into vifStruct.
* All VIF mask register stuff uses the SSE-friendly vifStruct.MaskRow/Col vars now.
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* Writes via 16 and 8 bit ops now use 32-bit read/modify/write operations by default; which should enable nearly complete support for all such operations (instead of the formerly spotty coverage before).
* Eliminated almost all former 8/16-bit specific register operations. All code shares the same 32 bit handlers now.
* Completely revamped the developer trace logs for hardware registers! *ALL* registers are logged now, complete with address, name, and value being read/written (and nicely formatted!).
* Handlers are now fully page-based using templated functions (minor speedup)
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* Removed the hacky g_pVU1 pointer, which required VU1 cpu registers to be part of VU0. Replaced it with a standard VU1 variable (mimics all other CPU registers, which are standard static vars). We were using translation functions/tables for all VU0 memory operations anyway, so this was a no-brainer.
* Removed code from microVU that was only there to help deal with the fact that g_pVU1 was annoying.
* Turned eeMem->HW into a static global array eeHw [64k].
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* Includes a minor tweak to DMAC.h - removed tDMA_TADR / tDMA_MADR / etc. and replaced them with a single tDMAC_ADDR class.
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* Now using SSE for all hardware register reads and writes (mainly MFIFO stuff) [don't expect a speedup, really -- its more of a code simplification in this case].
* [refactoring] Changed the EE Memory (vtlb) to use the u128 type instead of u64 for the 128-bit loads/stores (see mem128_t typedef)
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* Added __fi and __ri, which are abbreviations for __forceinline and __releaseinline.
* Added some static qualifiers to functions in mVU, MMI ops, and others where appropriate.
* Removed some unnecessary __fastcall qualifiers (since GCC gets funny sometimes when you combine __fastcall and inlining).
* Made _1mb, _16mb, _1gb values common to all emulation code (moved from newVif/mvu to Common.h) -- they're useful! :)
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This will be needed until we've figured out how this thing is supposed to work.
Enabling this hack should fix, among others, Growlanser games, Bleach and Wizardry.
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Games
- Resident Evil Dead Aim flickering graphics fixed.
- Flatout games should now boot everytime (instead of randomly)
- Sega Superstar Tennis flashing fixed
- Destruction Derby graphics fixed (NTSC confirmed, PAL unsure)
- Tenchu Fatal Shadows flickering textures fixed, Issue 748
- Spyro Hero's Tail should boot again, Issue 746
General Info
- General reworking of the GS paths with all paths prioritizing more correctly.
- XGKICK can stall if another GS transfer is in progress
- Major reworking of Path3 masking, could still be combined with normal Path3 transfers, but lets get it working first :P
- Taken in to account a few conditions which could have caused VIF to lock up/crash when stalling on ends.
- Unreversed GIF and SPR and VIF so its the normal way round
- all DMA paths should now resume correctly after being stopped by hardware
- GIF FIFO now actually transfers stuff :P
- VIF CMD's simulated by the length of the interrupts at the end.
Phew, i think that's everything :S
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-Improved DMA Queuing slightly, less "all over the place" code.
-Jiggled some IPU bits around to clean up some clutter.
-Added the FFX and Digital Devil Saga video fixes as a Gamefix for now. Due to the delay involved, this causes other videos to terminate early, so now disabled by default.
-Added a load of logging for hardware in dev builds (also now label more correctly) and some bits for debugging IPU easier. Some are commented out, but can be enabled for testing.
-Made a small clarification in VIF
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Details: Most hardware registers are supposed to be read from the hwRegs memory cache anyway, unknown or not..
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* Added more colors!
* VM's EE/IOP logs (the ones that come from the emulated games themselves) are colored accordingly: EE are faint cyan, IOP are faint yellow. They're intentionally "hard to read" because 99% of the time they're meaningless trivia (but still cool since it's what the actual devs would have used for developing the games!).
Dev Notes:
* Removed Console.Status (specify blue/green colors manually if you want them).
* Renamed Console.Notice to Console.Warning.
* I changed the overloads so that both char* and wxChar* versions work like printf now (no need to use wxsFormat when working with unicode strings). I also removed wxString& versions of the overloads. This should (I hope) also be an easier port to wx2.9 or 3.0, when that time comes.
* Default log color is now black instead of gray; typically you'll want to manually specify Color_Gray when doing high volume logging (like the EErec's block tracking in debug builds).
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* Completely new assertion macros: pxAssert, pxAssertMsg, and pxFail, pxAssertDev (both which default to using a message). These replace *all* wxASSERT, DevAssert, and jASSUME varieties of macros. New macros borrow the best of all assertion worlds: MSVCRT, wxASSERT, and AtlAssume. :)
* Rewrote the Console namespace as a structure called IConsoleWriter, and created several varieties of ConsoleWriters for handling different states of log and console availability (should help reduce overhead of console logging nicely).
* More improvements to the PersistentThread model, using safely interlocked "Do*" style callbacks for starting and cleaning up threads.
* Fixed console logs so that they're readable in Win32 notepad again (the log writer adds CRs to naked LFs).
* Added AppInit.cpp -- contains constructor, destructor, OnInit, and command line parsing mess.
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