- Fixed the bugs with the logical min/max code (DaZ should work fine again)
- Optimized some lower instructions a bit.
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- Raised the run-cycles amount. This fixes FFXII's missing geometry (the game appears perfect now :p)
- mVU prints a message to console now if games are exiting early due to infinite loops (I'm interested in games that do this, so post any game you find that does this. Dark Cloud does this for example...)
- Added some debug stuff to iVU1micro.cpp.
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- Fixed a bug with P-reg's instances; this fixes problems/SPS in a lot of games such as (FFXII, NaN3, Digimon Rumble Arena 2, etc...)
Note: All the games mentioned still have other problems (ffxii for example has missing geometry on characters, but looks a lot better than before :p).
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- Crashes when "microVU Error: Program went over its cache limit" message occurs should be fixed.
- Miscellaneous code changes and cleanups.
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- Added partial program searching support (helps to recompile less in games that send a lot of small programs like Tekken 5)
- Optimized logical min/max code some more (knocked off 2 instructions)
- Fixed some cases where 'last_used' should have been set.
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- Cached Program search is faster/smarter thanks to an idea Jake had to search recently used blocks first.
- Fixed a problem with block searching.
- Minor changes.
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-implemented Jake's suggestion for proper alignment in the microVU struct.
-minor optimizations/changes
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* Smartened up the microprogram cache. Programs are (quite accurately) selected based on how often and how recently they have been used. Solves constant recompilation issues in games like FFXII and Tekken 5 [but not the SPS, sorry!].
* Changed memory allocation so that microprogram blocks are allocated *on demand* -- this saves a lot of memory and makes it possible to test 64-program caches (which would previously fail due to exceeding 2gb ram allocations!). Also fixed a few small memory bugs in Init/Alloc, and made it so mVU only allocates memory once instead of on every reset. :)
* Tweaked uses of progSize in microVU.h so that it's consistent [all instances of progSize are (vumem_size / 4) now]
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- Implemented Nneeve's logical min/max algorithm. This should fix the problems with DaZ and mVU.
- Applied a patch by Gigaherz that more clearly distinguishes Immediate values in microProgram log files.
- Added a speedhack to disable the logical min/max code. (see below)
Note:
From my testing, using DaZ on mVU doesn't do much. However I have an AMD cpu, and they don't benefit as much as Intel C2D's from DaZ. So this could be effecting results.
The logical min/max code is SLOW, and the little-benefit I get with DaZ means I get better performance with DaZ off and the min/max speedhack (which disables the extra min/max code).
It would be nice is someone with an Intel C2D can compare the speed of:
-mVU normal without DaZ
-mVU normal with DaZ
-mVU min/max speedhack without DaZ
-mVU min/max speedhack with DaZ
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Changed a few lines from cotton's idea of readability to mine, at least
until cotton reverts it.
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-increased rec-cache so GOW2 should be happy (untested)
-hacked-fixed some problems for now that I'll be working on properly fixing over the next few days.
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