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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This supposedly makes using codebreaker / ar max cheats more reliable :p
Thanks for that, Pontifice ;)
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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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