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Finally, perfect emulation of the STAT write bug.

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Lior Halphon 2018-06-08 17:16:15 +03:00
parent 127324d2d6
commit ca01ff6f79
2 changed files with 12 additions and 4 deletions
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Core/display.c
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@ -230,7 +230,6 @@ void GB_set_color_correction_mode(GB_gameboy_t *gb, GB_color_correction_mode_t m
*/
/* Todo: When the CPU and PPU write to IF at the same T-cycle, the PPU write is ignored. */
void GB_STAT_update(GB_gameboy_t *gb)
{
if (!(gb->io_registers[GB_IO_LCDC] & 0x80)) return;
@ -643,7 +642,7 @@ void GB_display_run(GB_gameboy_t *gb, uint8_t cycles)
gb->ly_for_comparison = gb->current_line? -1 : 0;
/* The OAM STAT interrupt occurs 1 T-cycle before STAT actually changes, except on line 0.
PPU glitch. */
PPU glitch? */
if (gb->current_line != 0) {
gb->mode_for_interrupt = 2;
gb->io_registers[GB_IO_STAT] &= ~3;

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Core/z80_cpu.c
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@ -118,7 +118,16 @@ static void cycle_write(GB_gameboy_t *gb, uint16_t addr, uint8_t value)
/* The DMG STAT-write bug is basically the STAT register being read as FF for a single T-cycle */
case GB_CONFLICT_STAT_DMG:
GB_advance_cycles(gb, gb->pending_cycles);
/* State 7 is the edge between HBlank and OAM mode, and it behaves a bit weird.
The OAM interrupt seems to be blocked by HBlank interrupts in that case, despite
the timing not making much sense for that.
This is a hack to simulate this effect */
if (gb->display_state == 7 && (gb->io_registers[GB_IO_STAT] & 0x28) == 0x08) {
GB_write_memory(gb, addr, ~0x20);
}
else {
GB_write_memory(gb, addr, 0xFF);
}
GB_advance_cycles(gb, 1);
GB_write_memory(gb, addr, value);
gb->pending_cycles = 3;