* use shm_open() instead of memfd_create() on macOS
malloc.h isn't a header on macOS
* Change OpenGL headers + create ifdef for DO_PROCLIST
macOS seems to already have the OpenGL functions defined, without the ifdef, it gives "ambiguous references" errors.
* macOS doesn't have ->gregs in uc_mcontext
and it doesn't have REG_RIP either
https://github.com/gperftools/gperftools/blob/master/m4/pc_from_ucontext.m4
* use getpid() to make memory file name unique
* #ifndef __APPLE__ for AF_PACKET and linux/if_packet.h
* Add include and link directories for macOS and link the OpenGL framework
* Add macOS CI
* Use newly added libslirp package from Homebrew
https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/63412
* Use Apple's Clang instead of GNU GCC on macOS
* Add macOS build instructions to README
* Try to fix macOS undefined symbol
* snprintf doesn't take null terminator into account
* Map new memory on macOS for JIT
* Only use gcc-ar if using GNU Compiler
* re-add fastmem code - whoops!
* Fix style issue - use camelCase not snake_case
* Set Minimum macOS version
* Switch Minimum OS X version to 10.9
* Add macOS libpcap library name
* fix memory leak
* Fix binding keys in macOS
* Allow getting MAC address on macOS
melonDS on Linux uses AF_PACKET, which doesn't exist on macOS. Instead, this commit uses AF_LINK on macOS to get the MAC address.
* Remove unneeded macOS CI dependencies
* Build melonDS app bundle on macOS
Now it is no longer required to install the libraries on macOS, they come with the app bundle.
* fix macOS CI not being able to find macdeployqt
* copy melonDS.app with recursive because it's a folder
* Disable fastmem checkbox on macOS
* Disable fastmem by default in config
* forgot a semicolon
* Don't bundle libraries, causes issues on macOS <10.15
* Update README + allow finding version in Finder on macOS
* Make sure fastmem checkbox stays uncheckable
- fix fastmem problems on linux
- small fix memory leak
- SlowWrite functions always take in a 32-bit variable so that the C compiler knows that the values aren't necessary zero extended
- a few other stylistic things
- handle SIGBUS as well (for macos)
- savestates used to read a four bytes from a single byte value
- a few unassigned variables
- some other things
- also make the ROR macro an inline function
fixes Dragon Quest IX
move code with side effects out of assert, fixes release build
(thanks to m4wx for this one)
also remove some leftovers of jit pipelining
- more reliable code invalidation detection
- blocks aren't stopped at any branch, but are being followed
if possible to get larger blocks
- idle loop recognition
- optimised literal loads, load/store cycle counting
and loads/stores from constant addresses
fixes Golden Sun Dawn
this makes the cpu state incompatible between interpreter and JIT. That's why switching cpu mode requires a restart(not requiring is stupid anyway) and the pipeline is manually filled when making a save state.