- Added a new status-flag speedhack after learning how evil sVU is with status flags (mVU with both flag-speedhacks ON is less evil than sVU's default setting which does something even hackier)
- Minor Changes
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- Implemented the case where an Unconditional branch has the E-bit Set. This solves a few games from getting stuck in infinite loops. (I still need to handle conditional branches and jumps).
- Max/Mini Opcodes shouldn't set status/mac flags. This should be a minor speedup.
- Minor Changes/Cleanups...
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- Fixed a problem that was causing microPrograms to be cached when they shouldn't be (introduced in r1209). This also fixes broken logging in some games, and is a small-speedup.
- Minor Changes
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- Fixed a Q/P instance bug. This fixed some graphical corruption in Haunting Ground, might fix some other games too.
- Minor Changes...
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- Fixed the bugs with the logical min/max code (DaZ should work fine again)
- Optimized some lower instructions a bit.
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- Raised the run-cycles amount. This fixes FFXII's missing geometry (the game appears perfect now :p)
- mVU prints a message to console now if games are exiting early due to infinite loops (I'm interested in games that do this, so post any game you find that does this. Dark Cloud does this for example...)
- Added some debug stuff to iVU1micro.cpp.
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- Fixed a bug with P-reg's instances; this fixes problems/SPS in a lot of games such as (FFXII, NaN3, Digimon Rumble Arena 2, etc...)
Note: All the games mentioned still have other problems (ffxii for example has missing geometry on characters, but looks a lot better than before :p).
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- Crashes when "microVU Error: Program went over its cache limit" message occurs should be fixed.
- Miscellaneous code changes and cleanups.
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- Added partial program searching support (helps to recompile less in games that send a lot of small programs like Tekken 5)
- Optimized logical min/max code some more (knocked off 2 instructions)
- Fixed some cases where 'last_used' should have been set.
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- Cached Program search is faster/smarter thanks to an idea Jake had to search recently used blocks first.
- Fixed a problem with block searching.
- Minor changes.
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-implemented Jake's suggestion for proper alignment in the microVU struct.
-minor optimizations/changes
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* Smartened up the microprogram cache. Programs are (quite accurately) selected based on how often and how recently they have been used. Solves constant recompilation issues in games like FFXII and Tekken 5 [but not the SPS, sorry!].
* Changed memory allocation so that microprogram blocks are allocated *on demand* -- this saves a lot of memory and makes it possible to test 64-program caches (which would previously fail due to exceeding 2gb ram allocations!). Also fixed a few small memory bugs in Init/Alloc, and made it so mVU only allocates memory once instead of on every reset. :)
* Tweaked uses of progSize in microVU.h so that it's consistent [all instances of progSize are (vumem_size / 4) now]
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- Implemented Nneeve's logical min/max algorithm. This should fix the problems with DaZ and mVU.
- Applied a patch by Gigaherz that more clearly distinguishes Immediate values in microProgram log files.
- Added a speedhack to disable the logical min/max code. (see below)
Note:
From my testing, using DaZ on mVU doesn't do much. However I have an AMD cpu, and they don't benefit as much as Intel C2D's from DaZ. So this could be effecting results.
The logical min/max code is SLOW, and the little-benefit I get with DaZ means I get better performance with DaZ off and the min/max speedhack (which disables the extra min/max code).
It would be nice is someone with an Intel C2D can compare the speed of:
-mVU normal without DaZ
-mVU normal with DaZ
-mVU min/max speedhack without DaZ
-mVU min/max speedhack with DaZ
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@1177 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
Changed a few lines from cotton's idea of readability to mine, at least
until cotton reverts it.
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-increased rec-cache so GOW2 should be happy (untested)
-hacked-fixed some problems for now that I'll be working on properly fixing over the next few days.
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FFX's intro got a 8~10% speedup with the hack, and it should be safe for 90~95% of games.
It can be enabled in microVU_Misc.h
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- Major flag algorithm rewrites (work in progress)
- Abused macros to create my tables, knocking off 800 lines of code.
- VU0 and VU1 have different dynarec cache sizes now (vu0's is 1/4 the size of vu1's)
- Minor changes...
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- mac flags now stored memory instead of in upper 16 bits of GPRs.
- minor changes...
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- Fixed up some code so blocks are recompiled less often.
- Tweaked flag code.
- Minor changes...
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Emitter: Added xJcc8 / xJcc32 functions for doing modified jump targets.
Also: minor cleanup to recent counters fixes (nothing relevant, just reduced out some copy-paste jobs for clarity).
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@1143 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
- PCSX2 would repetitively call CDVDopen if loading an elf file and your cdvd plugin didn't have an ISO already pre-loaded. Basically I had to switch to CDVDnull whenever I wanted to load an elf... well not anymore xD
microVU:
- Implemented the VI regs thing where if an opcode tried to access vi regs 16~31, the VU's should return vi0~15 (viReg & 0xf); technically it should never happen, but from my tests the BIOS seems to do this... so maybe some rare games do it too...
- Our VIF code apparently uses VU cycles for some stuff, so I now update the cycles variable VIF relies on.
- Minor Optimizations
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@1136 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
* SSE3 detection via cpuid implemented. [fixes Linux -- the force_sse3 option should no longer be needed!]
* Instruction tests are now done for SSE3, SSE4, and SSE4.1 to confirm cpuid results (I doubt this is necessary, but the old code did it for SSE3, so I figured I'd keep it and log results anytime an inconsistency is detected).
* SSE4.2 and SSE4a detection added.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@1086 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
Most things should be a bit faster with this new system. The system is more balanced than the previous one, in that it provides a better overall performance across most games, but some specific FMVs (like Disgaea 2's) will be a bit slower. On the other hand, others like DQ8 and Kingdom Hearts 2 FMVs get a big speedup. Almost all in-game stuff should be either the same or faster now.
Set a bunch of ignores for TortoiseSVN users, as suggested in Issue 166.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@1083 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
CodeBlocks Project Changes:
* Fixed some absolute folder specifications (/home/pubuntu/) which went unnoticed.
* Enabled Precompiled header support (speeds up compilation about 40% for me).
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/branches/wxgui@1081 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
The CodeBlocks project is tested for Debug builds only, and will generate the executable binary to /yoursvnroot/bin/ [same as the MSVC/Win32 build does].
* Note: The 'regular' build script is currently broken and I haven't a darnedest clue how to fix it, since my knowledge of Automake doesn't extend past the end of this sentence.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/branches/wxgui@1079 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
- fixed the 5 warnings in hacksDlg.cpp
microVU:
- major changes to microprogram logging. logs are now in html format with color-coding, hyperlinks to branch addresses, horizontal rules separating blocks, etc...
- made mmx reg usage for VI regs toggable (off by default now)
- minor changes
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@1071 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
-Finished operand logging, so microprogram logs are very detailed.
-Apparently XGkick specifies the address divided by 16 (thats how zerorecs handles it), so now microVU does the same thing.
-Zerorecs also saves '(PC+16)/8' instead of 'PC+16' in BAL/JALR instructions, so I did the same with microVU...
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@1070 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
Related new speed hack, fast-forward a block starting at 0x81FC0 which some games (FFX) run a lot. This block is also excluded from the previous feature.
Rearrange configuration file and speed hack dialog.
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<JakeStine>sudonim says he likes xMOV better than iMOV as an emitter prefix. I'm wondering if I should go ahead and change it.
<JakeStine>I tend to favor logic, but everyone else just thinks it looks like iMac and iPod
<JakeStine>I just don't want to have to change it more than once.
<cotton>well 'x' is like the algebraic variable, which can be anything
<cotton>so it does kindoff make sense
<cotton>cuz like
<cotton>you have xSOMETHING, where SOMETHING is all the different emitter functions
... I'm sold. :p
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Also added COP0 DIE bit handling, that disables the EE's dual issue capabilities.
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-implemented the ability to run VU's for x amount of cycles, instead of running till the microprogram is completed (some games can get stuck in infinite loops, so this is needed)
-fixed some errors...
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@1023 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
iMMI.cpp: Removed mucho dead pre-SSE2 code. (old code can be grabbed from a tagged revision, in case it's useful for future reference).
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-Added a safety to the VU cycle stealing hack, so it doesn't go berserk :p
Note:
Due to the changed cycle count a lot of games will get "slower".
Especially FMV will be affected.
This is unfortunate, but correct emulation comes first.
You can however enable the ee sync speedhacks, as they're more stable now as well.
This can bring back the lost speed.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@999 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
Also: Reverted the addition of the ImplementationHelper<> class, since it failed miserably under GCC. -_-
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* Added MUL/DIV/IMUL/IDIV to the emitter, renamed as UMUL/SMUL respectively (to remove ambiguity of the instruction behaviors).
* Fixed a bug in the shift instruction emitter that would have caused it to emit the wrong instruction type (like a SHR instead of a SHL, for example).
* Added type strictness to the shift instructions that take the CL register as a parameter. Passing anything other than CL will generate compile time errors now.
* Fixed a syntax error in one of the legacy defines.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@986 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
-minor change
microVU:
-fixed a lot of various errors
-partially implemented some clip flag stuff
-partially implemented some branch/jump stuff
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<JakeStine>cotton: your commits always contain "stuff"
<JakeStine>I think you should rename one of your files to "microVU_stuff"
<Dwarg>And maybe others called "microVU_junk" and "microVU_crap"
<Dwarg>Then you could be much clearer
<Dwarg>"Fixed some junk, broke some crap, added some stuff...."
<JakeStine>lol
<cotton>lol
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* added implementations for MOV and Shift instructions (SHL, SHR, ROL, ROR, etc).
* Improved compilation optimization considerably, by improving inlining selection in cases where constant propagation can be resolved reliably.
* Moved lots of code around, so that the new emitter and the legacy emitter are more clearly separated; and renamed some vars.
* Changed recompilers to initialize the recBlocks array to 0xcc instead of 0xcd (fills the blocks with the single-byte instruction INT3, which fixes the misalignment mess that would sometimes happen when using disasm views on the RecBlocks contents).
* Switched back to /O2 (Optimize for Speed) instead of /Ox, since MSVC (for me) generally fails to optimize Thread-Local storage in /Ox mode.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@971 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
--Uses BTS + bit arrays for manual block tracking, instead of full invalidation.It makes some games much much faster and doesn't seem to affect he rest (still, testing is needed).Okami that uses some sort of SMC works .. but i'm sure there are some bugs left in it
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- added microVU_Execution.inl
- dispatcher stuff is now recompiled with pcsx2's emitter instead of using inline asm, its cleaner than inline asm and its more portable since the asm won't have to be ported to GCC.
- lots of first-pass implementation for lower opcodes
- implemented documented branch behavior (first pass stuff only)
Note: theres some undocumented stuff branches do according to Nneeve's tests, but i won't implement those for now since 99% of games shouldn't need it, and according to the tests, the behavior seems kind-of random/erratic.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@948 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
Modified VU stalling logic of MR32 and MTIR instructions and modified FDIV stalling.
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-fixed rm instructions to work with Jake's emitter changes
-implemented the case where upper and lower instructions write to same reg at once (the lower instruction's result is discarded)
-implemented more first pass analyzing stuff
-fixed various bugs...
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* Fixed a couple potential bugs in some Rm forms of MMX instructions.
* Improved compilation times by isolating BaseBlockEx.h to the files the needed it (it uses STL junks).
* Removed some dead code form emitters and BaseBlockEx.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@921 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
Cleaned up multitap code a little in both PCSX2 and LilyPad.
Some extra safety checks in LilyPad when loading state.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@906 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
- removed some obsolete 'iCWstate' code.
microVU:
- implemented more rec first pass stuff for the lower instructions.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@903 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
fixed 1-cycle branch delays
fixed an issue with FDIV instructions whose operands are vf00
EE:
fixed recompilation of SRA and SRL when shift amount is 0
fixed conditional recompilation #defines a bit
(as an aside, this fixes a crash in Ratchet and Clank, but the game has other issues)
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Since it can't be fixed without further code in superVU, full revert for now :/
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Emitter: Added Rm/RmOffset forms for AND32 - Untested. I'm pretty sure they're valid instructions but I could be wrong.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@883 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
<cotton>but i guess i shouldn't do that on the svn :D
<cotton>or maybe i can >.> <.< >.>
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- Moved one global variable for the VU interpreters, which surprisingly speeds up Star Ocean 3 for me.
- Set Flush to Zero for FPU and VU back to on. Let's see how long it lasts this time :p
- Removed the FFX hack from pcsx2! It's still toggled in the GS plugins, the correct behaviour is having it always on.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@848 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
- Brought back a gamefix for Persona games. They still have missing geometry without it (VU clip flag problem)
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A few changes to the full fpu mode, so it behaves as erratical as the ps2 fpu.
And a fix for a MMI opdcode.
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Reduced the BIOS rom warnings from gaudy red text and stars to simple yellow warnings (since they really don't matter).
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turns out there only needs to be 1 instance of it, so i had to fix all opcodes that use ACC.
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This broke Fatal Frame (yes, again..).
Thanks to Nneeve for finding and fixing it so fast :)
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Grandia 2 is still broken but this is a little faster, less clear happy and "impossible block clearing failures" shouldn't occur any more.
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Removed the rest of the references to the UseGui global boolean since it wasn't used anymore.
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the idea is that with SSE, doing operations that don't modify all the vectors can give false-dependencies, and in some situations prevent CPU's out-of-order execution (slows things down).
so the solution is to only use stuff like "movss" when you need to preserve the upper 3 vectors, if not, its always better(faster) to use movaps.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@751 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
note: most of the microVU EFU opcodes are implemented with completely different algorithms than zerorecs. this might prove to be more accurate, but i mainly did it to avoid using x87 FPU instructions (since i'm using mmx regs for storage).
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@749 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
<drk||Razi>cotton2: write more helpful logs kthx ;p
<cotton2>doesn't matter, no-one cares what i write since it doesn't effect anything for now
<Krakatos>cotton, stop posting those useless commit comments XD
<feal87>no no, please continue. they're fun, i look forward to read them
<feal87>from time to time
<feal87>:°D
<cotton2>lol :D
<Dwarg>Please spend more time making them more amusing.
<drk||Razi>cotton2: it does matter
<cotton2>dwarg: yeah i know!
<Dwarg>drk||Raz: Why? They're useless for reversion testing
<cotton2>i have to think of good stuff to write :O
<drk||Razi>when the next vu coders (if any, ever ;p) want to look at your code .. and the history is full of crap
<drk||Razi>that won't be much useful
<drk||Razi>;p
<cotton2>there won't be a next vu coder!
<Dwarg>Comments in the actual code would be more useful, wouldn't they?
<cotton2>my code is perfect!
<drk||Razi>lol
<cotton2>>.> <.<
<cotton2>but seriously
<cotton2>i don't think it can get better
<cotton2>unless like
<Dwarg>Rather than going back and comparing SVN comments to changes made way back when
<cotton2>you want to support AVX
<cotton2>or w/e intel's new SSE thing is called
<feal87>and anyway AVX is like 3 years away
<feal87>in that timeline pcsx2 i think will be stabilized
<feal87>:°D
<cotton2>yeah
<drk||Razi>cotton2: just log kthx
<drk||Razi>implemented y,x,z
<drk||Razi>:>
<cotton2>thats what the diffs are for!
<feal87>and anyway really its useless for this stage
<drk||Razi>yea i know
<feal87>until microVU is active and used by PCSX2
<cotton2>i'm just implementing different opcodes though, its not like i'm chaning features
<drk||Razi>you can tell anything from the code -- no comments or changelog needed.Right ? ;p
<feal87>then every change should be documented for regression testing
<cotton2>drk: yup!
<cotton2>well
<cotton2>its not like i'm changing stuff
<cotton2>i'm just implementing things that havn't been coded
<cotton2>so theres nothing to regress to
<feal87>yep
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Appended notes:
* ADD in iFPUd should be bit accurate (unless it isn't. needs TESTING)
* MUL in iFPUd with Software Emulate MUL is as much as I could get near bit accurate (not quite enough, probably. needs TESTING)
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* Fixed Memcard init so that Memcard1 isn't default in both slots (oops!)
* Fixed Memcard path logic so that cards outside your pcsx2 folder can be browsed/selected.
* Fixed CDVD-to-BIOS time sync (I simply forgot a function call!)
* Optimized yuvrgb_sse2, by using Mod/RM form instructions.
* Win32: Same optimization applied to FreezeXMMRegs and FreezeMMXRegs (linux already had this optimization)
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Pcsx2: Small speedup for the IOP's recClearMem (used a forceinline to cure MSVC's laxidazical inlining)
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Savestates: Pcsx2 now errors when it encounters a savestate made by a newer version of pcsx2.
Added a new SafeList type to the SafeArray collection (not well tested yet).
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Removed various instances of legacy VM code that is no longer needed for reference purposes.
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Fixed up the Saveslot detection somewhat (File:Load > menu now greys out unavailable saveslots).
Applied ICC fixup patch from Issue 84. :)
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* Moved most of the shared code between the two GUIs into platform independent source modules (System.cpp, Saveslots.cpp, and RecoverySystem.cpp)
* Created two new namespaces which house functions that need to be implemented by OS/platforms: HostGui and HostSys. HostGui is useful -- HostSys I'm not sure I'll keep around in the long run.
* Moved keyEvent struct from PS2Edefs.h to PS2Etypes.h
* Many improvements to the logic flow of the GUI (should be a little less fallible).
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Added a temporary gamefix option for God of War, which has been broken since r659. Anyway I'll fix this problem in a proper way.
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This fixes the Digimon menu for example (Gamefix will stay a while longer though, until we confirm ingame is fine as well).
He also updated the advanced dialog a bit.
Remember that this mode can break games if VU clamp is below "Extra + preserve sign"
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Win32: Moved various debugger-related dialogs into a new debugger.rc file, to help reduce clutter between both the std resources and the debugger resources.
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EE Interpreters: Fixed some signed/unsigned mistakes in some instructions, namely DIVU, DIVU1, unsigned Traps, and a couple unsigned right shifts. (all of these were already emulated correctly in the recs)
Also: Removed the ThreadPriority stuff from Pcsx2, since it was a throwback to the days of Win95's unstable multitasker. If you really really feel like you need to change the thread priority of Pcsx2, use the Windows Task Manager or a third party util.
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Fixed new emitter so it compiles in Debug builds, cleaned up the header files a bit.
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the emitter is now 'templified' so that you can run multiple instances such as:
eMOVRtoR<0>(EAX, ESP);
this uses emitter instance #0
to use another instance you can simply change the number in the brackets like:
eMOVRtoR<1>(EAX, ESP);
will use instance #1.
all old-functions are mapped to instance #0 by macros.
like:
#define MOVRtoR eMOVRtoR<0>
why do this to the emitter?
so we can have thread safety, and eventually thread the recompilers using different emitter instances.
note: this took me forever to get working (around 12 hours of non-stop coding).
however for some reason debug build is being extra-picky and still giving compile errors.
hopefully Jake or someone else can fix this, because i tried a few stuff, and just got more compile errors ><
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* Fixed the IOP's recExecute so that it correctly preserves X86 registers (EDI and EBX were not preserved!)
* Optimized the recExecute procedure, seems like a nice speedup in FMVs and some games that are IOP intensive.
* Renamed psxMemRead to iopMemRead, added new Virt/Phys functions, and fixed several instances of DMAs using translated addresses (DMAs are always physical maps). Our IOP doesn't really emulate the tlb so it won't fix anything, but it's more correct in cas stuff is better supported in the future.
* Removed unneeded FreezeMMXRegs, since the IOPrec doesn't use any mmx/xmm regs anyway.
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Developers: Changed the way PCSX2_ALIGNED16 macros work, so that they're more friendly to MSVC and Visual Assist X intellisense (more more red squigglies on vars like cpuRegs!)
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WinGUI: Disabled arguments menu in release build, for sure :p
Buildsystem: Made pcsx2 dependent on zlib, and changed post-build script a bit
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tweaked the fpu compare clamping so now gt4 works again.
made the digimon rumble arena 2 fix into a gamefix.
tekken 5 doesn't need a gamefix anymore.
VU fixes:
fixed 2 opcodes thanks to nneeve.
optimized FCOR a bit.
changed the way ICO gamefix works so its less hacky (just always sets VI to 1 instead of setting VI to the opposite of the 'correct' result)
General fix:
there was some odd bug with the autogenerated TEXTINCLUDE stuff.
if you edited a resource, it would generate
#include "afxresmw.h
instead of
#include "afxresmw.h"
(a quotation mark was missing so you'd get compile errors)
so i fixed that ;p
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this fixes a bug with Digimon rumble arena 2.
thanks to Nneeve for figuring out the problem.
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Fixed a bug in the memorycard hotswapper. It wasn't reloading the cards correctly after changes.
Improved the new INTC hack slightly, and changed its description since it's not quite as universally awesome as Pseudonym and I had hoped when we worked on it last night. -_-
Added __fastcall and __forceinline to some of the VIF's unpack functions, where appropriate (very small speedup).
Removed some code I added to the MULT/DIV instructions, since it wasn't needed afterall, and fixed some typos in vtlb's API.
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This new code properly handles these situations now, removing the need
for the magna carta gamefix, and also fixing problems in dragon quest 8(jp).
Thanks again, tmkk :)
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Cleaned up some of the signed/unsigned ambiguity surrounding MULT/MULTU instructions.
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To make up for the speed loss in Tekken5 and Persona4 the vu cache size is now bigger.
This means another 10% more speed for Tekken, and a whooping 30% for Persona :)
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note to pcsx2 users: for those that still don't know, these are new VU recompilers i'm working on. They're not working yet, and won't be for at least a few months. So don't expect noticeable changes when i update microVU stuff, since currently they're not being used (when they're in a semi-working/usable state, i'll be sure to put a note in the revision message ;p)
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Added interface.cpp (plugin/pcsx2 interface) and savestate.cpp to SPU2ghz, to help clean up SPU2.cpp.
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We'll test if any game still needs DaZ off, and if not so, make that default to on.
DaZ is a more correct behavior for the VU's, and only bugs prevented it from working as expected.
Thanks to Nneeve for his hard work :)
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- made "framelimit" mode default, instead of "normal" mode (was discussed by team)
- some more microVU rec work...
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Changed the Hw FiFo to use what should be a more correct register addressing scheme. The entire contents of each page of the FIFO is mirrored into the lowest register(s). For example, any address between 0x10006010 and 0x10006ff0 should always be treated as address 0x10006000.
Code cleanups and minor optimizations to hw.cpp, FiFo.cpp, and gs.cpp.
Added some additional utility functions to the Path namespace, for splitting paths into files/folders parts.
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Fixed COP0's recompiled branch instructions (BC0F, BC0T, etc) -- the conditional was not implemented correctly (thanks to Refraction for spotting that one).
Used a better method of clearing the errorlevel during the Pre/Post Build steps. Should be a little less error-prone (pun?)
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- made pcsx2 to default to MTGS mode "on" instead of "off"
- renamed "Mega VU" recs to "Micro VU" recs since the team thought "Mega" sounded lame ;p
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