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Fix typos from PR1856 (address translation).

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magumagu 2015-02-12 12:10:10 -08:00
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commit f9e8ad39fc
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Source/Core/Core/Core.vcxproj.filters
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@ -723,6 +723,7 @@
</ClCompile> </ClCompile>
<ClCompile Include="HW\GCKeyboard.cpp"> <ClCompile Include="HW\GCKeyboard.cpp">
<Filter>HW %28Flipper/Hollywood%29\GCKeyboard</Filter> <Filter>HW %28Flipper/Hollywood%29\GCKeyboard</Filter>
</ClCompile>
<ClCompile Include="PowerPC\MMU.cpp"> <ClCompile Include="PowerPC\MMU.cpp">
<Filter>PowerPC</Filter> <Filter>PowerPC</Filter>
</ClCompile> </ClCompile>

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Source/Core/Core/HW/Memmap.cpp
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@ -104,13 +104,13 @@ bool IsInitialized()
// Dolphin allocates memory to represent four regions: // Dolphin allocates memory to represent four regions:
// - 24MB RAM, available on Gamecube and Wii // - 32MB RAM (actually 24MB on hardware), available on Gamecube and Wii
// - 64MB "EXRAM", RAM only available on Wii // - 64MB "EXRAM", RAM only available on Wii
// - 64MB FakeVMem, allocated when MMU support is turned off. This is used // - 32MB FakeVMem, allocated when MMU support is turned off. This is used
// to approximate the behavior of a common library which pages memory to // to approximate the behavior of a common library which pages memory to
// and from the DSP's dedicated RAM, which isn't directly addressable on // and from the DSP's dedicated RAM, which isn't directly addressable on
// GameCube. // GameCube.
// - 256KB Locked L1, to represent cache lines allocated out of the L1 data cache // - 256KB Locked L1, to represent cache lines allocated out of the L1 data
// cache in Locked L1 mode. Dolphin does not emulate this hardware feature // cache in Locked L1 mode. Dolphin does not emulate this hardware feature
// accurately; it just pretends there is extra memory at 0xE0000000. // accurately; it just pretends there is extra memory at 0xE0000000.
// //