- Disc swapping should work in most games. It's easy to break though and the code is all over the place :p
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* remove some files (useless or copyright issue) from the source package.
* Use some user defined cflags for cmake. (package will use O2 by default)
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* Upgrade SGI license to 2.0, opensource compliant :) and GPL compatible :)
Note: previous version (1.1) is not free. And therefore not compatible with GPL. Fortunately for us, there is a license clause that allow upgrading the license.
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- First version of a disc swap that actually works. May not work yet. :p
- It's ugly and incomplete but it works in Star Ocean 3. (I blame the heat!)
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* Add missing copyright according issue 792
* Miss few files from the previous commit ^^
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Note: Why do I use gprT1 instead of eax, or xmmT1 instead of xmm0 directly.
For three reasons:
1) It allows for easily "finding all references" of the gpr/xmm reg within mVU only, as opposed to pcsx2 entirely.
2) It clearly labels the registers for their purpose in mVU.
3) It makes changing of the registers easier if it ever needs to be done.
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For example enable more optimization on c++:
cmake CMakeLists.txt DUSER_CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS="-O3"
Or more warning on c++:
cmake CMakeLists.txt DUSER_CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS="-Wstrict-aliasing"
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* Remove some dangerous uses of pxAssume -- pxAssume should only be used for simple in-place operations, and should never call functions (my fault too, I was the one who was using it wrong).
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- Have the compiler explicitly pack the VU reg structs since we rely on this.
- Various minor changes.
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Only kidding, it should be awsome now, Also added a debug message incase some Paths are queued on a FINISH, any broken graphics when this shows up (or failure to load) should be reported asap!
Thanks to jake for his hard work getting signal and my optimizations working :)
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[plugins] remove __forceinline on variadic function that has been broken by the removal of -fPIC.
[debian] update readme about fpic status. And add some lintian overrides.
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* reduce requierement for ubuntu lucid
* remove windows file of the linux tarball. Copyright issue and useless anyway
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DevNote: I could have left the code for the freezes in, except I *really* don't want us to ever have to resort to using such a system ever again in the future. For anything. (its just not safe on modern optimizing compilers)
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* move build options to the build module
* Add some documentation about the default cmake build options
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* Remove one more dependency on the old vssprintf code; hoping to remove it soon. Only thing left now is the r5900 disasm code (which is a monster).
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