- Added *.MDF Disc Images to the "Run ISO" file browser.
I'm not entirely sure if theres any file system differences between .mdf and .iso (couldn't find much info on it); but all my .mdf files are working as-is with gigaherz's code, so I think compatibility should be fine.
- Moved "Run ISO" menu option above "Run BIOS" since users will run ISO's more often than the bios xD
microVU:
- More work in progress stuff... hopefully I finish within the next few days.
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* Console now uses a fixed-width font by default
* Core PCSX2 memory structures (VTLB and Recompilers) are allocated on startup.
* Added some more gui/ini/startup mess.
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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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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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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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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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* Implemented internationalization (i18n) framework.
* Made a pretty configuration dialog box!
* Many minor bugfixes.
* Removed most of the old Win32 and Linux/GTK gui code because it was causing gettext cataloging to grab about 500 non-relevant strings (can always reference trunk for them anyway).
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* Added some icons for use in the new configuration panel.
* Added bin2cpp project, located under a new /utilities folder (it's used to generate wx Embedded Images)
* Renamed NewGUI folder to gui
* Relocated Resources folder to gui/Resources
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* Moved the x86 emitter to /common, so that plugins can link against it if they wish.
* Created a new "utility" class in /common which houses string utils, fast memcpy, common exception classes, and other handy dandies.
* Removed old-style linux automake files from the pcsx2 dir since they were hopelessly out of date (and their multi-file-per-line format makes svn merging impossible >_<)
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mVU: Quick fix to zero out some memory/pointers; fixes assertion failures when running debug mode builds.
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Note from the PCSX2 Team: After getting spammed for months in our Google code comments by a user named 'ferrarinews' and due to our inability to ban this member,we have decided to NOT make any changes to the emulator that will affect positively Gran Turismo 3 or 4 for which the user is spamming us,until he stops. Sorry to everyone else,blame him for this.
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- DMA Execution hack - Fixes Fatal frame problems by ignoring dma transfers while another one is being executed.
- VU XGkick hack - Fixes Erementar Gerad by delaying XGkick. Similar to what SO3 needs, except this game needs more delay. Emulating this correctly is impossible with the current DMAC system, and will most-likely never be fixed correctly. The best (and fastest) way to simulate proper behavior is with a gamefix. (Super VU was doing this by a CRC hack, but I changed it to use this gamefix instead along with microVU.)
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* Changed w32pthreads library into a DLL so that it can be used from plugins correctly. (NOTE: you will need to make sure to build and copy w32pthreads.dll into your pcsx2 folder).
* Switched pcsx2 from static CRT to shared CRT linking (needed to ensure correct exception handling behavior in multithreaded DLL environments).
* Switched all standard plugins in the Suite to the shared CRT, to match pcsx2's new style. :)
* Renamed _DEBUG (depreciated) to PCSX2_DEBUG (excluding Gabest projects since the ATL still uses it).
* Added intrin.h to Pcsx2Defs.h (so that it is included universally), and added intrin_x86.h for GCC compatibility.
Notes:
* Current plugin version compatibility status should be unaffected. The new shared-CRT plugins work fine with older versions of Pcsx2, and the older plugins should work fine with the new shared-CRT version of pcsx2; so long as the necessary CRT DLLs are available on the user's system.
* All future packagings of pcsx2 will include w32pthreads.dll and the Common Runtimes (CRTs).
* Existing users who do not have MSVC installed can obtain the CRTs by downloading the Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package (anyone with msvc installed should already have all they need).
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- Cleanup and organizational changes of VU related stuff.
- Separated Super VU, microVU, and Interpreter files.
- Renamed all Super VU related files with an 'sVU' prefix.
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- Removed flaghack1 since it didn't do much over flaghack2 (except break games :p).
Flaghack2 is now renamed to "Status Flag Hack", and so-far we haven't found a single game it breaks, so compatibility is high.
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- Gave the rec a better IR (intermediate representation) implementation.
- Renamed microVU_Alloc to microVU_IR
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microVU speedhacks are also available in the speedhacks dialog.
All the GUI stuff took me a few hours, so hopefully I didn't bug anything.
Note to users:
Please remember that microVU is a W.I.P. and will have bugs; but it also fixes some games Super VU has problems with. So have fun testing.
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Most things should be a bit faster with this new system. The system is more balanced than the previous one, in that it provides a better overall performance across most games, but some specific FMVs (like Disgaea 2's) will be a bit slower. On the other hand, others like DQ8 and Kingdom Hearts 2 FMVs get a big speedup. Almost all in-game stuff should be either the same or faster now.
Set a bunch of ignores for TortoiseSVN users, as suggested in Issue 166.
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CodeBlocks Project Changes:
* Fixed some absolute folder specifications (/home/pubuntu/) which went unnoticed.
* Enabled Precompiled header support (speeds up compilation about 40% for me).
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- fixed the 5 warnings in hacksDlg.cpp
microVU:
- major changes to microprogram logging. logs are now in html format with color-coding, hyperlinks to branch addresses, horizontal rules separating blocks, etc...
- made mmx reg usage for VI regs toggable (off by default now)
- minor changes
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Related new speed hack, fast-forward a block starting at 0x81FC0 which some games (FFX) run a lot. This block is also excluded from the previous feature.
Rearrange configuration file and speed hack dialog.
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iMMI.cpp: Removed mucho dead pre-SSE2 code. (old code can be grabbed from a tagged revision, in case it's useful for future reference).
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* Added MUL/DIV/IMUL/IDIV to the emitter, renamed as UMUL/SMUL respectively (to remove ambiguity of the instruction behaviors).
* Fixed a bug in the shift instruction emitter that would have caused it to emit the wrong instruction type (like a SHR instead of a SHL, for example).
* Added type strictness to the shift instructions that take the CL register as a parameter. Passing anything other than CL will generate compile time errors now.
* Fixed a syntax error in one of the legacy defines.
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* added implementations for MOV and Shift instructions (SHL, SHR, ROL, ROR, etc).
* Improved compilation optimization considerably, by improving inlining selection in cases where constant propagation can be resolved reliably.
* Moved lots of code around, so that the new emitter and the legacy emitter are more clearly separated; and renamed some vars.
* Changed recompilers to initialize the recBlocks array to 0xcc instead of 0xcd (fills the blocks with the single-byte instruction INT3, which fixes the misalignment mess that would sometimes happen when using disasm views on the RecBlocks contents).
* Switched back to /O2 (Optimize for Speed) instead of /Ox, since MSVC (for me) generally fails to optimize Thread-Local storage in /Ox mode.
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- added microVU_Execution.inl
- dispatcher stuff is now recompiled with pcsx2's emitter instead of using inline asm, its cleaner than inline asm and its more portable since the asm won't have to be ported to GCC.
- lots of first-pass implementation for lower opcodes
- implemented documented branch behavior (first pass stuff only)
Note: theres some undocumented stuff branches do according to Nneeve's tests, but i won't implement those for now since 99% of games shouldn't need it, and according to the tests, the behavior seems kind-of random/erratic.
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* Fixed a couple potential bugs in some Rm forms of MMX instructions.
* Improved compilation times by isolating BaseBlockEx.h to the files the needed it (it uses STL junks).
* Removed some dead code form emitters and BaseBlockEx.
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* Added new files AppConfig.cpp and StringUtils.cpp, and removed memzero.h (we'll use the win/linux platform dependent implementations)
* Enabled wxWidgets memory tracing since we don't use a memory trace util of our own.
* Switched many instances of std::string to wxString.
* Added preliminary support for configuration settings and ini file creation.
* Added a set of parsing and splitting tools to StringUtils.
* Set it up so that the Console log is attachable to the main window, when dragging (fun!)
* Main window and console log window record and restore window positions between runs (only partially implemented yet)
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Disabled Edit and Continue and re-enabled optimizations in devel mode (thought I disabled Edit and Continue earlier, but I guess it didn't get saved/committed correctly).
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- Brought back a gamefix for Persona games. They still have missing geometry without it (VU clip flag problem)
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Added a new Threading class: ScopedLock. Used as an automatic unlocking mutex (safe for use with C++ exceptions, and cleaner/simpler code too). It works like C#'s "using" and "lock" directives, for those familiar with that.
Optimized the AtomicExchange implementations for MSVC.
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Removed the rest of the references to the UseGui global boolean since it wasn't used anymore.
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Added new command line options for running pcsx2 without a gui. Using "pcsx2 [filename]" where filename is the name of a cd image, will run the game. use "pcsx2 -nogui" to boot whatever you have configured in your CDVD. Use -bootmode=1 to enable the quick boot method (same as RunCD) .. default boots through the BIOS. [untested feature! please report if it's broken]
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Appended notes:
* ADD in iFPUd should be bit accurate (unless it isn't. needs TESTING)
* MUL in iFPUd with Software Emulate MUL is as much as I could get near bit accurate (not quite enough, probably. needs TESTING)
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* Fixed Memcard init so that Memcard1 isn't default in both slots (oops!)
* Fixed Memcard path logic so that cards outside your pcsx2 folder can be browsed/selected.
* Fixed CDVD-to-BIOS time sync (I simply forgot a function call!)
* Optimized yuvrgb_sse2, by using Mod/RM form instructions.
* Win32: Same optimization applied to FreezeXMMRegs and FreezeMMXRegs (linux already had this optimization)
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Removed various instances of legacy VM code that is no longer needed for reference purposes.
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GSdx: nothing new just committing a few cleanups and my findings on AA1 before doing it, tested a few things with ps2dev on a real machine, got really strange results when not using the standard 0 1 0 1 blending mode, but it doesn't seem harder to implement than a line drawing (which it is), and only adds a few extra pixels here and there, should be fast at least.
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Hacked in a way to make GSdx change the renderer on the fly.
When you press F11 it will switch to DX9 sowftware rendering.
Press it again to get back to the setting you were using before.
Notes:
-For this change I had to modify a few lines in GSdx. If that's not acceptable
we can do more drastic measures and modify the gsdx.ini :p
-F11 is currently also used for doing gsstates in debug modes, it will likely be changed.
-When in dx10 hardware + fullscreen mode, pressing this key will crash GSdx. Sorry.
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Fixed up the Saveslot detection somewhat (File:Load > menu now greys out unavailable saveslots).
Applied ICC fixup patch from Issue 84. :)
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* Moved most of the shared code between the two GUIs into platform independent source modules (System.cpp, Saveslots.cpp, and RecoverySystem.cpp)
* Created two new namespaces which house functions that need to be implemented by OS/platforms: HostGui and HostSys. HostGui is useful -- HostSys I'm not sure I'll keep around in the long run.
* Moved keyEvent struct from PS2Edefs.h to PS2Etypes.h
* Many improvements to the logic flow of the GUI (should be a little less fallible).
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Added a temporary gamefix option for God of War, which has been broken since r659. Anyway I'll fix this problem in a proper way.
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This fixes the Digimon menu for example (Gamefix will stay a while longer though, until we confirm ingame is fine as well).
He also updated the advanced dialog a bit.
Remember that this mode can break games if VU clamp is below "Extra + preserve sign"
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Win32: Moved various debugger-related dialogs into a new debugger.rc file, to help reduce clutter between both the std resources and the debugger resources.
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EE Interpreters: Fixed some signed/unsigned mistakes in some instructions, namely DIVU, DIVU1, unsigned Traps, and a couple unsigned right shifts. (all of these were already emulated correctly in the recs)
Also: Removed the ThreadPriority stuff from Pcsx2, since it was a throwback to the days of Win95's unstable multitasker. If you really really feel like you need to change the thread priority of Pcsx2, use the Windows Task Manager or a third party util.
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Fixed new emitter so it compiles in Debug builds, cleaned up the header files a bit.
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the emitter is now 'templified' so that you can run multiple instances such as:
eMOVRtoR<0>(EAX, ESP);
this uses emitter instance #0
to use another instance you can simply change the number in the brackets like:
eMOVRtoR<1>(EAX, ESP);
will use instance #1.
all old-functions are mapped to instance #0 by macros.
like:
#define MOVRtoR eMOVRtoR<0>
why do this to the emitter?
so we can have thread safety, and eventually thread the recompilers using different emitter instances.
note: this took me forever to get working (around 12 hours of non-stop coding).
however for some reason debug build is being extra-picky and still giving compile errors.
hopefully Jake or someone else can fix this, because i tried a few stuff, and just got more compile errors ><
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* Fixed the IOP's recExecute so that it correctly preserves X86 registers (EDI and EBX were not preserved!)
* Optimized the recExecute procedure, seems like a nice speedup in FMVs and some games that are IOP intensive.
* Renamed psxMemRead to iopMemRead, added new Virt/Phys functions, and fixed several instances of DMAs using translated addresses (DMAs are always physical maps). Our IOP doesn't really emulate the tlb so it won't fix anything, but it's more correct in cas stuff is better supported in the future.
* Removed unneeded FreezeMMXRegs, since the IOPrec doesn't use any mmx/xmm regs anyway.
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Developers: Changed the way PCSX2_ALIGNED16 macros work, so that they're more friendly to MSVC and Visual Assist X intellisense (more more red squigglies on vars like cpuRegs!)
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WinGUI: Disabled arguments menu in release build, for sure :p
Buildsystem: Made pcsx2 dependent on zlib, and changed post-build script a bit
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Removed Commandline dialog from Release builds (it's meant for giving debug-style commands to homebrew diagnostic ELFs used for testing Pcsx2/Ps2 compatibility). Removed the compatibility list, which was just a local copy of the online resource. Replaced it with a link to Pcsx2 website. :)
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I'll put up a wiki soon which covers new compilation features and stuff, like how to re-enable revision tagging, and how you can direct compiled exe/dlls to be copied to any destination of your choice (yay!) -- plus many other compiling tips (if I can remember them all! >_<)
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tweaked the fpu compare clamping so now gt4 works again.
made the digimon rumble arena 2 fix into a gamefix.
tekken 5 doesn't need a gamefix anymore.
VU fixes:
fixed 2 opcodes thanks to nneeve.
optimized FCOR a bit.
changed the way ICO gamefix works so its less hacky (just always sets VI to 1 instead of setting VI to the opposite of the 'correct' result)
General fix:
there was some odd bug with the autogenerated TEXTINCLUDE stuff.
if you edited a resource, it would generate
#include "afxresmw.h
instead of
#include "afxresmw.h"
(a quotation mark was missing so you'd get compile errors)
so i fixed that ;p
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Added a queued frame counter to the MTGS to help keep keyboard input in sync with video output, which is needed now thanks to the INTC speedhack making the menus of some games run really really fast. ;)
Spiffed up the about box a wee bit.
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Fixed a bug in the memorycard hotswapper. It wasn't reloading the cards correctly after changes.
Improved the new INTC hack slightly, and changed its description since it's not quite as universally awesome as Pseudonym and I had hoped when we worked on it last night. -_-
Added __fastcall and __forceinline to some of the VIF's unpack functions, where appropriate (very small speedup).
Removed some code I added to the MULT/DIV instructions, since it wasn't needed afterall, and fixed some typos in vtlb's API.
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This new code properly handles these situations now, removing the need
for the magna carta gamefix, and also fixing problems in dragon quest 8(jp).
Thanks again, tmkk :)
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Memorycard Fixups:
* Replaced the old disfunctional memcard manager with a neat and practical one, with options!
* Improved memcard hotswapping support.
* Added memcard CRC checks to savestates, so that memory cards are only ejected when needed (should fix Guitar Hero problems from Issue 32)
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Improved the Win32 build scripts to solve some end case scenarios on some systems/configs, where they would fail due to missing path separators.
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Pcsx2: This time the Pg icon really has been replaced/reverted to the original (dunno why my last attempt didn't commit, oh well). Also improved the syntax of the SourceLogs; fixing if/else statement scoping problems.
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Renamed MemoryAlloc to SafeArray, and added linux files to the Win32 solutions (they're disabled, so they don't compile or anything -- I just needed them in the solution so that I can more easily update Linux code when I make API changes to the GUI)
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Added interface.cpp (plugin/pcsx2 interface) and savestate.cpp to SPU2ghz, to help clean up SPU2.cpp.
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Added several new files to organize some large files: HwRead.cpp, HwWrite.cpp, MemoryCard.cpp, MemoryCard.h.
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Also in this commit: Some minor code cleanups to sio.cpp, and added some missing setup code to the Iop Counters savestate loader; psxhblankgate and psxvblankgate weren't being re-initialized.
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Squashed another race condition in the MTGS; this one when hitting escape to close the GS window (very rare).
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- made "framelimit" mode default, instead of "normal" mode (was discussed by team)
- some more microVU rec work...
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Fixed COP0's recompiled branch instructions (BC0F, BC0T, etc) -- the conditional was not implemented correctly (thanks to Refraction for spotting that one).
Used a better method of clearing the errorlevel during the Pre/Post Build steps. Should be a little less error-prone (pun?)
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- made pcsx2 to default to MTGS mode "on" instead of "off"
- renamed "Mega VU" recs to "Micro VU" recs since the team thought "Mega" sounded lame ;p
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