* nymashock wbx
* shit
* lagflag stuff
* saveram stuff
* debugging how this works
* lets see if this works better
* fuck strings
* ok let's do this right i think
* probably have this all working
* get repo in
* add nymashock to build scripts
* also update this readme
* get rid of this default, seems to break internally anyways?
* ""fix"" dualshock (wtf to do with rumble???), make override defaults actually default, add hack to allow for overriding default controllers
* hide useless rtc settings
* hack fix override defaults for controllers, get something going for nyma psx schema
* oops dont forget this
* make fucking default controllers hack work (what the fuck is this code???) also complete schema and mnemonics
* FUCKING FIX THIS BULLSHIT DEFAULT
* let's make this a little nicer
* add mnemonics for □/△/○, fixes weirdness with input display
* fix weird overscan issues when multiwidth + no-interlacing happens at the same time
* do this "properly"
* analog mnemonics
* default controls for dualshock/gamepad filled
* set nymashock as preferred core
* apparently this didnt get committed?
* update README too
* control name fix
* Revert "control name fix"
This reverts commit a3cae89b18.
Co-authored-by: YoshiRulz <OSSYoshiRulz@gmail.com>
Mednafen has extra aliases of enum values that we don't need here and were confusing the system. Now, NGP no longer has three different "English" options for language.
Internal Mednafen code expects MDFN_GetSettingB ("bool") to work with enum values, so long as those enums are 0 and 1, but we weren't handling that.
Fixes#2385
some bsnes cothreads call callbacks that hit managed threads. We shouldn't do that, but we do, and sometimes those threads run MSVC's __stkchk which can, depending on circumstances, blow up if the thread extents aren't set.
This also means that we cannot save space on a lot of cothread stacks because __stkchck will blow up any detection guards we try
and who said waterbox can't thread. well, it sort of can't. but it sort of can.
the speedup isn't that great, but speed is now pretty close (5%?) to snes9x in the only game that matters (final fantasy 5)
Nyma cores have to move some big complex structs on init and it's annoying and error prone. This solution is not fast, but these are one time transfers anyway, and it does keep code size and saved size down. Architecture yay.
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