DevNote: Moved jNO_DEFAULT from the Pcsx2Defs.h, since it's too dependent on the Common libraries. It's now in Assertions.h. Plugins can use __assume(0); directly instead or roll their own.
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* Better error handling for when sVU fails allocating memory at a specific location (should fail less).
* Partial support for detecting and handling non-SSE2 machines with some grace.
* Improved sVU's allocation chances with a second try at another randomish address (and removed alloc fail spam from the console -- only logs on complete fail now).
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- Added microVU_Clamp.inl to the project file which holds all of mVU's clamping routines.
- Added tmmk's optimized clamping method for sse4 (preserve sign clamp mode only) <-- untested
- Not using regalloc for preserved-sign non-sse4 code anymore since it seems to be bugged (thanks to nneeve for pointing it out)
- Extra mode was using preserve-sign code before; but changed it now to never preserve nan sign...
- Fixed a bug in extra clamp modes where it was clamping all 4 vectors on SS SSE instructions, destroying upper 3 vectors...
After these changes the compatibility of extra / preserve sign clamp modes have gone up.
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Note:
What extra clamp mode does is whenever an SSE ADD/SUB/MUL/DIV instruction is used in mVU, it will have its operands clamped.
Currently seems to cause sps in some games instead of fixing it...
There might be some reason for it that I'm not aware of yet, or it could be 'random' based on what a game is doing.
A quick explanation of what mVU's clamp modes do:
None - Does no clamping (fast)
Normal - Clamp certain instructions which have proven to fix games
Extra - Clamps every SSE instruction (slow)
Extra + Preserve Sign - Same as extra but preserves sign of the NaN (super slow)
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- Let's use dx10 software rendering for the F9 renderer switch, if it's available.
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I don't have DX10 so this is (as usual!) untested. I'll be adding support for it to PCSX2 soon.
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- Re-enable the D3D10_CREATE_DEVICE_SINGLETHREADED flag, since it seems to be stable again.
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... also, it's possible DX10 fullscreen will work if bound to, say, Shift-F9 (ie, something beside alt-enter, which DX10 decides to wrangle full unrelenting control of, without our explicit consent, and needs some 20 lines of random COM chaos to disable).
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* Disable GSdx's internal AspectRatio setting when using GSOpen2 (pcsx2 0.9.7 controls aspect ratios internally now)
* DX10 should be able to startup in fullscreen mode now, without needing to hit alt-enter (legacy 0.9.6 versions only)
* Added some comments for a failed attempt to disable DX10's default Alt-Enter behavior. If someone knows how to do that properly, please feel free to submit a patch because DX10/Com breaks my mind. (see GSDevice10.cpp)
* Remove DX11 for now since it's entirely unfinished anyway.
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DevNotes: The main change here was to turn WndProcEater into a class and create multiple instances of it, so that it could manage the WndProcs for multiple windows concurrently. The "frame" (top-level window) gets a WndProc that sets title and handles screensaver/alt-enter hacks. The "viewport" (provided by PCSX2) gets the usual keyboard input handler WndProc. Config buttons also have their own WndProc that avoid fuzzy logic conflicts with the other two.
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