* Fix arbitrary sorting by "Favorite" in the UI by making it the same as sorting alphabetically while giving favorites priority.
* Use a more engineered solution rather than string hacks.
* Address code style warnings. Add null checking. Make title name comparison case insensitive.
* one more style fix
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Co-authored-by: Logan Stromberg <lostromb@microsoft.com>
* refactor: replace usage of ByteMemoryPool with MemoryOwner<byte>
* refactor: delete unused ByteMemoryPool and ByteMemoryPool.ByteMemoryPoolBuffer types
* refactor: change IMemoryOwner<byte> return types to MemoryOwner<byte>
* fix(perf): get span via `MemoryOwner<T>.Span` directly instead of `MemoryOwner<T>.Memory.Span`
* fix(perf): get span via MemoryOwner<T>.Span directly instead of `MemoryOwner<T>.Memory.Span`
* fix(perf): get span via MemoryOwner<T>.Span directly instead of `MemoryOwner<T>.Memory.Span`
* optimization: Load application metadata only for applications with IDs
* Load applications when necessary
This prevents loading applications when launching an application
directly from the command line (or a shortcut).
Instead, applications will be loaded after the emulation was stopped by the user.
* Show the title in the configured language when launching an application
* Rename DesiredTitleLanguage to DesiredLanguage
* chore: replace `ByteMemoryPool` usage with `MemoryOwner<byte>`
* refactor: `PixelConverter.ConvertR4G4ToR4G4B4A4()` - rename old `outputSpan` to `outputSpanUInt16`, reuse same output `Span<byte>` as newly-freed name `outputSpan`
* eliminate temporary buffer allocations
* chore, perf: use MemoryOwner<byte> instead of IMemoryOwner<byte>
* Don't load files from hidden subdirectories
* Catch FileNotFoundException in TryGetApplicationsFromFile()
* Skip non-existent files and bad symlinks when loading applications
Vulkan spec states that input topology should always be PatchList when a tessellation pipeline is present. The AMD GPU on windows crashes so hard it BSODs the machine if this isn't the case, so it's forced here just in case.
I'm not sure what providing a different topology here would even do, as you'd think it would always be a patch list input.
This barrier has always been missing, but it only became apparent when #7012 merged.
I also added some barriers in case the target buffer used here is used by other commands, though right now it isn't.
Fixes a regression where water would turn white on AMD GPUs with the proprietary driver. May fix other issues on this driver.
* Fix checking for the wrong update metadata file
* Apply the same fix for dlc.json
* Use the base application ids for updates and DLCs in the GUI too
This shouldn't actually change anything, since the program index part of the application id
should always be 0 for all applications currently seen by the GUI.
This was just done for completeness.
* More guarantees for buffer correct placement, defer guest requested buffers
* Split RP on indirect barrier rn
* Better handling for feedback loops.
* Qualcomm barriers suck too
* Fix condition
* Remove unused field
* Allow render pass barriers on turnip for now
* Add default values to ApplicationData directly
* Refactor application loading
It should now be possible to load multi game XCIs.
Included updates won't be detected for now.
Opening a game from the command line currently only opens the first one.
* Only include program NCAs where at least one tuple item is not null
* Get application data by title id and add programIndex check back
* Refactor application loading again and remove duplicate code
* Actually use patch ncas for updates
* Fix number of applications found with multi game xcis
* Don't load bundled updates from multi game xcis
* Change ApplicationData.TitleId type to ulong & Add TitleIdString property
* Use cnmt files and ContentCollection to load programs
* Ava: Add updates and DLCs from gamecarts
* Get the cnmt file from its NCA
* Ava: Identify bundled updates in updater window
* Fix the (hopefully) last few bugs
* Add idOffset parameter to GetNcaByType
* Handle missing file for dlc.json
* Ava: Shorten error message for invalid files
* Gtk: Add additional string for bundled updates in TitleUpdateWindow
* Hopefully fix DLC issues
* Apply formatting
* Finally fix DLC issues
* Adjust property names and fileSize field
* Read the correct update file
* Fix wrong casing for application id strings
* Rename TitleId to ApplicationId
* Address review comments
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: gdkchan <gab.dark.100@gmail.com>
* Gracefully fail when loading pfs for update and dlc window
* Fix applications with multiple programs
* Fix DLCWindow crash on GTK
* Fix some GUI issues
* Remove IsXci again
* Don't add duplicates to update/dlc windows
* Avoid double lookup
* Preserve DLC enabled state for bundled DLCs
* Fix DLCWindow not opening using GTK
* Fix missing information when loading applications from file
* Address review feedback
Rename ContentCollection to ContentMetaData
Fix casing issues in log messages
Use null as the default value for updatePath
* Fix re-adding bundled DLCs every time
* Fix bundled DLCs disappearing
* Abstract common code to open application pfs
* Remove unused imports
* Fix file exists check when loading DLCs
* Load bundled DLCs only using dlc.json
* Load AoC items correctly
* Add all DLCs from a PFS
* Add argument to launch a specific application id
* Use application-id argument for shortcuts if necessary
* Return the application id from the control NCA if possible
* GetApplicationInformation: Don't overwrite application ids
Move SaveDataOwnerId check to the top, since it seems to be more reliable.
* Get application ids from CNMT again
This commit reverts some parts of 61615b8f0d6f90ae86778958ddc38eaf6dc280ab.
Since the issue wasn't actually related to the application id in CMNTs, we can remove the wrong assumptions.
* Revert erroneous axaml change from adca8900
* Rename title to application
* Wrap nsp/pfs0 case with curly braces
* Check if _applicationData.ControlHolder.ByteSpan is zeros only once
* Catch exceptions while loading applications from nsps
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Co-authored-by: gdkchan <gab.dark.100@gmail.com>
Jimmy Reichley