Export only retro_* from the core, as the osx build does with
libretro.osx.def. Symbols the core exports bind to same-named ones
the frontend already loaded: RetroArch builds with their builtin
glslang made the Vulkan renderer crash in GlslangToSpv on its first
shader compile, and with a system glslang loaded (ffmpeg ->
libplacebo -> shaderc) 33 glslang entry points, zstd, zlib and
stb_image still went to those copies.
A frontend may size its savestate buffer once, as libretro.h allows,
but a state grows and shrinks with the devices plugged in and the
frames being drawn, and states then outgrow the buffer. Report the
system's memory regions plus the allowance GGPO makes for everything
else, which is constant for a game.
System SP gets NAOMI's allowance, plus the game's media if it has one:
the media is loaded into memory-backed RAM, so a state holds all of it.
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The callback was only ever taken once. A frontend that loads a fresh
instance of itself for the next game, as Kodi does, keeps the core
loaded, so the next GD-ROM light change called into the unloaded one.
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Add the missing dump_unique_textures core-option definition beside the
existing texture-dump options. This prevents findDefinition() from
returning null when the frontend supplies a value for this option.
Default to disabled to match the implicit false config default, and use
the existing setting description for skipping video and animated textures.
findNaomiBios checked for the BIOS archive with access(), so a frontend
watching its VFS never saw it being looked for, unlike findFlash, which
already uses path_is_valid. Kodi uses that to name the file a core is
missing.
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sdl2-compat (what Homebrew installs as sdl2) doesn't convert the file
name of an SDL_DROPFILE event pushed by the application, then crashes
in strdup(NULL) when converting the event back during window creation.
Carry the path in a registered user event instead.
Request and propagate explicit OpenGL ES 3.1 contexts in libretro. Add the image-atomic and shader-storage support needed by OIT, validate per-pixel resource limits, and improve A-buffer synchronization and framebuffer buffer reuse.
Use games-frame-pacing library (aka Swappy) for OpenGL and Vulkan.
Implements proper frame pacing for 30 FPS games and/or 120+ Hz displays.
Don't duplicate Vulkan frames.
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