This patch by matsuri makes playing with vsync a lot nicer, so thanks for that one ;)
Note: For now its directx 10 only, due to dx9 needing a swapchain reset..
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Remove unnecessary re-checks at startup, so the cdvd info only shows up once (and every time the plugin notifies of a disk change).
Add a condition to print which shouldn't be printing always.
Add a little "hack" to Mechacon command 0x80 ... will get rid of it later if it doesn't help.
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Added the possibility for plugins supporting getBuffer2 to return -2, meaning "still busy".
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I will later work on getting the typical plugins to support these new functions.
I have tried to also update the linux side, but I can't compile or test it so it might not work properly.
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So I axed the compressed iso (Z/BZ2) format reading, as part of fixing it. Anyone needing it can still use CDVDiso.
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Fixed a "omgf"-class bug, which just happened to work while using ISOs because of a shared variable which wasn't meant to be shared.
And more cleanups.
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Included CDVDiso's iso handing functions into core (with renamed filenames).
Implemented block dumping into CDVDaccess so that it also dumps from a CDVD plugin.
Made the blockdump creation use a timestamped filename (can be turned off in the code), but it needs implementing a linux version of the timestamp.
The blockdump choice doesn't get saved (yet), and I'm not sure if I should make it save, or leave it as is.
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I tried it and it seems to work, but I can't assure it's bugfree.
Next step is to implement internal blockdump creation and loading, and fix any problems ppl might have with this.
(And sorry for breaking linux on every commit I do. :P)
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Fixed a problem in volume slides that caused them to update way too slow.
Music in Ys 6 works again.
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Added a WIP Iso reader to pcsx2. Right now it doesn't do anything (meant to be a backup in case I mess things up too much later), but the idea is to integrate iso reading, blockdump creation and loading into pcsx2, obsoleting CDVDiso and cdvdBlockDumper, and giving support for potential future features.
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The magic values for this setting were made for the old, sometimes failing system.
It should not be needed anymore, and testing confirmed that.
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- Kill programs if they haven't been used in ~7 seconds.
- Only kill 1/4 (instead of all) of total programs if all slots are full.
- Make sure programs are searched from oldest to newest. (this is needed to ensure that new programs don't 'evolve' into old programs and repetitively clone themselves.)
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