Add a couple of comments to Zelda ucode HLE - now we know exactly what the DSPADPCM_FILTER is at least.
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@ -197,10 +197,14 @@ void CUCode_Zelda::ExecuteList()
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m_SyncMaxStep = CmdMail & 0xFFFF;
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "DsetupTable");
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "???: 0x%08x", tmp[0]);
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "Some mixing buffer: 0x%08x", tmp[0]);
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// This points to some strange data table.
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "DSPRES_FILTER (size: 0x40): 0x%08x", tmp[1]);
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// See 0x02, same thing as DSPADPCM_FILTER there.
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "DSPADPCM_FILTER (size: 0x500): 0x%08x", tmp[2]);
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "???: 0x%08x", tmp[3]);
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "Some other mixing buffer: 0x%08x", tmp[3]);
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}
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break;
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@ -223,9 +227,18 @@ void CUCode_Zelda::ExecuteList()
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m_SyncMax = (CmdMail >> 16) & 0xFF;
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "DsyncFrame");
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "???: 0x%08x", tmp[0]);
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "???: 0x%08x", tmp[1]);
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "DSPADPCM_FILTER (size: 0x500): 0x%08x", tmp[2]);
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// These alternate between three sets of mixing buffers. They are all three fairly near,
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// but not at, the ADMA read addresses.
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "Left mixing buffer? 0x%08x", tmp[0]);
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "Right mixing buffer? 0x%08x", tmp[1]);
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// Zelda WW: This points to a 64-byte array of coefficients, which are EXACTLY the same
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// as the AFC ADPCM coef array in decode.c of the in_cube winamp plugin,
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// which can play Zelda audio.
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// There's also a lot more table-looking data immediately after - maybe alternative
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// tables? I wonder where the parameter blocks are?
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DEBUG_LOG(DSPHLE, "DSPADPCM_FILTER (size: 0x40): 0x%08x", tmp[2]);
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}
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return;
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break;
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