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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- Added Simple Constant Propagation to detect Constant Indirect Jump addresses allowing them to act as normal branches. (speedup)
- Added a Pipeline State optimization to remove some unnecessary information. (speedup)
- Severely altered mVU's memory model to dynamically allocate memory based on how much VU programs are run (and free them when dead).
- Made microPrograms recompile to a global rec-cache instead of per-program cache.
- Raised VU1's microprogram slots from 64 to 400.
- Fixed some memleaks that were causing ram usage to increase over time.
- W.I.P. GoW speed hack (not yet in gui)
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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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- Smarter microProgram comparison. Games will now use less microProgram 'slots'. Speedup in games using a lot of microPrograms at once...
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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.)
git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@1437 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
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