He wrote his own, faster replacement for std::vector and used it for the EE and IOP block managers.
This cuts down compiling time for some blocks from nearly 1 second to ~ 0.1 - 0.3 seconds.
With this shorter compiling time, audio and framerate should be more stable when changing levels in a game, for example.
Thanks a bunch, Firnis ;)
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Also removed the effect in the burning temple stage which had thin lines over it when using high res.
GameDB: More updates ~_~
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* Add a map to handle the configuration
* Connect the window size option to the gui option
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Using ctrl + numpad 2/4/6/8/5 seem to not work on all systems. This might be a wxWidgets issue. Please read the commit comments for r4537 for some details.
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The following controls are KB only (no GUI) and they don't save nor load from the ini (thus always reset when starting pcsx2).
New KB commands:
Move image: CTRL + NUMPAD 8/2/4/6 for up/down/left/right. CTRL + NUMPAD 5 resets to center.
Vertical stretch: CTRL+ALT+ NUMPAD PLUS/MINUS/* for stretch/shrink/reset.
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These games will not work with newer PCSX2 versions anymore.
Game database: A few updates
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For future reference:
Clearing registers on VIF reset = bad! That operation is designed to stop VIF Processing its current data, nothing more.
More importantly it causes me a great headache as it took me 2 days to find this >.<
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This should be mandatory but (most probably) timing issues make this break more games than it fixes.
Notable exception: Mana Khemia 1 (going "off campus"), so I added it to the auto gamefix database (Only NTSC so far, anyone got the PAL CRCs?).
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The uninstaller now removes all PCSX2 paths info, so that a reinstall works as expected.
It also offers to remove plugin configuration files and user created files separately.
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@4508 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
Details:
The major differences between install and portable modes should now be:
1. Portable mode doesn't use the registry at all.
2. Portable mode uses the folders inside pcsx2 folder as default (install mode has some default at "my documents").
3. Portable mode tries to save relative paths at the ini file where possible*.
Specifically, portable mode now allows to select custom folders for plugins, bios, etc via the standard UI, which allows using several portable pcsx2 folder sharing the same resources (bios, iso, memcards, etc).
* Relative paths where possible = the following sequence (thanks to pseudonym for the brilliant idea):
1. If the file/folder is inside pcsx2 folder, it's saved as completely relative (to pcsx2.exe)
2. Else, if the file/folder is at the same drive as pcsx2.exe, it's saved as absolute path without the drive letter (e.g. /ISO/...)
3. Else, saved as absolute path, including the drive letter (for linux, without drive letter naturally).
This allows to create a removable drive with (one or more) pcsx2 folder on it, configure all the files/folders to point to the same drive (ISOs, save states, etc), and then take this drive, plug it into another computer (where it will be assigned with a different drive letter), and everything will continue working.
Please test it if you can. Bugs here can be inconvenient...
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@4507 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
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