Fixes empty log and ini directory paths being passed to the plugins on
Windows when the pathnames contain characters not present in the current
system codepage.
Fixes the inability to create snapshots when the pathname contains
non-ASCII characters on Linux (Windows requires more pathname handling
fixes).
In games like ICO where the render and blanks both need to be rounded,
one was prioritized over the other one leading to a truncated value in
the total vsync cycles. This patch fixes it, it's more or less for a
trivial cycle accuracy rather than a signfifcant change which might
influence games. (Not sure, maybe it would?)
Potentially it might be nice to revamp the whole vertical blank
calculation system to make it more readable (discussed about this with
ref), but it's not of much priority right now.
Remove mention of Crash Tag Team Racing from VU I bit gamefix tooltip.
Not needed since the gamefix has been removed for the game as it causes
more issues.
Instead of binding all checkbox events to an event handler, bind only
the master trace log toggle checkbox event and continue processing the
event after it has been handled. This fixes the non-functional apply
button and is also more efficient.
Fixes performance drops and short freezes in adventure mode.
Alas, there is no Crash Tag Team Wrestling, so I replaced it with the
correct title.
Updates Gamefixes Panel entry of VU I bit Hack.
Closes#1785
I guess the intention of the older logic was to get the truncated part
by comparing with the original value, but that went wrong due to using
the pre-normalized value (before the division) for comparison.
Hence let's just do a modulo for rounding the render and blank.
Previously, the DVD variant NTSC/PAL modes used the horizontal blanking
interval calculation algorithm used by digital video modes, which
shouldn't be used and also rounding error check was neglected.
Added the DVD variant modes to the list in analog video mode finder
subroutine. This should impact timing/vertical synchronization in PSX
games significantly.
This adjusts the copy bytes command format from
5aaaaaaa nnnnnnnn
00000000 bbbbbbbb
to
5aaaaaaa nnnnnnnn
bbbbbbbb 00000000
so that it matches the copy bytes command format used by PS2 cheat
devices (GS/CB/XP/AR2).
Switch to using vector for the dump sector table, and also fix a bug
where memory was not allocated when writing to a v2 format block dump,
causing a null pointer dereference.
Also switch to using the v2 block dump format, which generally produces
smaller dump files (the dumps also seem smaller than the ones generated
by cdvdiso, which seems to repeat sectors).
- Adds tooltip for Convert memory card button in the memory card dialog
- Updates several memory card console writes.
- Adds 2018 copyrights to the updated files
Changes the file extension used by PSX memory cards to the common .mcr
instead of using the same (.ps2) extension used by PS2 memory cards.
Updates the extension listed in Create memory card dialog when a PSX or
PS2 memory card is selected.
Replaces the awkward checkbox for a PSX memory card in the bottom left
of the Create Memory Card dialog with a radio button like the other
memory card types.
The workaround was used to prevent macro substitution occuring on paths
containing "linux", but it's no longer necessary since "linux" is not
set as a predefined macro when a "-std=" option is passed to gcc.
Fixes#2268.
I found it might be useful for looking into issues at certain cases
where users provide a screenshot covering the titlebar, so we can easily
identify which video mode is being used.
Especially useful for looking into PCRTC issues.
The assembler was previously assembling instruction "b i" as an alias to "j I".
This caused unexpected behavior when attempting to assemble an
unconditional branch. The previous behavior would cause
position-independent code to fail due to the distinction between
the absolute address of a jump vs. the offset of a branch.
Fixes memcard access in Final Fantasy VIII, and likely in other PSX
games supporting the Pocketstation peripheral. This makes inserted PSX cards show up as PocketStation devices in the PS2 browser, which is okay for now.
Jonathan Li