Known bug: sometimes the font won't get reset back to default immediately after japanese text is printed. Not sure yet best way to handle that.
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Rationale: FromAscii should only be used on old-style DOS/ANSI character strings that use the upper 128 characters for drawing pictures or writing umlauts, which is pretty much nothing at all as far as PCSX2 is concerned. Chances are even the japanese console logs coming from the PS2 itself use UTF8.
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* Added more colors!
* VM's EE/IOP logs (the ones that come from the emulated games themselves) are colored accordingly: EE are faint cyan, IOP are faint yellow. They're intentionally "hard to read" because 99% of the time they're meaningless trivia (but still cool since it's what the actual devs would have used for developing the games!).
Dev Notes:
* Removed Console.Status (specify blue/green colors manually if you want them).
* Renamed Console.Notice to Console.Warning.
* I changed the overloads so that both char* and wxChar* versions work like printf now (no need to use wxsFormat when working with unicode strings). I also removed wxString& versions of the overloads. This should (I hope) also be an easier port to wx2.9 or 3.0, when that time comes.
* Default log color is now black instead of gray; typically you'll want to manually specify Color_Gray when doing high volume logging (like the EErec's block tracking in debug builds).
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* Fixed some bugs from the prev rev that ended up disabling all reverb completely.
* Expanded reverb buffers to x4, as per Neill Corlett's recommendation; this should give reverb a lot more "body"
* Implemented what I suspect is correct behavior for EEA register handling. When set to zero, effects are disabled. This fixes nasty reverb and feedback loops in Digital Devil Saga.
* Reverb down/up mix buffers are now processed even when effects disabled; fixes the reverb being cut off prematurely during the BIOS splash screen.
* Fixed some silly clamping bugs (should fix distortion problems in some titles)
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- More work on the configuration, preparing for some reorganization.
- 8 Bit textures default to off again, since there are issue reports (mainly from ATI users).
- Add a gamefix that allows users to set an amount of "bad" frames to be skipped.
Add gamefix_skipdraw = x to the GSdx.ini to enable. (More work on this soon)
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* Added some comments for the Dialogs::ExtensibleConfirmation class.
* Removed a redundant call to PADupdate in the MTGS (not needed anymore in the single-PAD plugin design added in pcsx2wx)
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Rationale: assert() is not thread safe on win32 (the modal popup can block user input or hang the program), and is neigh useless on Linux (just does a DebugBreak/Trap). Furthermore, pxAssert() registers stack traces and supports more detailed textual descriptions. I considered just #undef/#define on the assert macro, but MSVC's assert.h also does #undef/#define so it'd be too prone to accidentally calling MSVC's problematic version if some nested header included <assert.h> (which many do).
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(also includes some header file prepwork for my next wxWidgets windows.h commit fix)
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* Removed some unused sealed class container mess that liked to cause compilation errors on GCC 4.2
* Added a macro for efficient invocation of static recompiled code buffers.
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* Exception/Signal handling now uses an EventSource, so that multiple handlers can be registered. This is in preparation for (eventual) more complete MIPS TLB support in the VTLB memory model.
* Improved code isolation, so that recompiler-specific code is primarily in iR5900-32.cpp (cleans up Counters.cpp and SysCoreThread.cpp)
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- Worked on the configuration dialog, bringing in the scaler option
- Changed the DeviceSize code to use Jake's kinda better method. Fixes some odd resolution games :)
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- The Xenosaga fix was wrong, this is better.
- Disabled the pitch conversion code, it's too broken to be used :/
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Added a somewhat more accurate upscale option via GSdx.ini. Not tested much! :p
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* EEcore recompiler aligns the stack on entry for all platforms.
* IOP recompiler aligns stack for GCC/Mac by default (can be force-enabled for all platforms via compiler define)
* Added setjmp/longjmp to the EEcore recompiler, used by GCC to exit the recompiler in efficient form (Win32 platforms use SEH).
* aR3000a.S and aR5900.S removed and replaced with x86Emitter generated dispatchers.
* All C functions called from recompiled code use __fastcall (simple, fast, retains stack alignment in neat fashion)
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Fix Xenosaga 2 and 3 fog effect, not sure it's handled correctly but at least it's handled.
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* Added -fno-strict-aliasing to the ever growing list of gcc optimizations that can potentially cause perfectly good C code to generate entirely broken results.
* Removed the preferred-stack=2, since this branch *should* run fine without it now.
* Have Release builds in Linux SIGKILL when encountering an unexpected SIGSEGV.
* Fixed some deadlock issues with the new console logger (it introduced cancel points, which is a good thing! unless you're the EE recompiler and you swallow up any attempt by GCC to cancel a thread)
* Compilation error fixes.
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