The latest version of gdb from devkitpro expects slightly
different response to some of the remote queries. For instance
when sending back the current thread id there should be no
space or dash between 'm' and the thread id. Additionally a
handful of other common remote gdb query params were
added to better support current versions of gdb
https://github.com/llvm-mirror/lldb/blob/master/docs/lldb-gdb-remote.txt
The qHostInfo command is listed as a high priority to implement for gdb
stubs that lldb can connect to. Adding support for this command allows
lldb to properly connect with it's `gdb-remote 55555` command and
correctly determine the target and allow debugging.
When doing a remote memory read the debugger can ask for any size.
The buffer being allocated however was only 1024 bytes long and the
code in remoteMemoryRead also attempts to write a zero byte at the
end of the array. This code will now take the count of bytes the debugger
is trying to read and allocates a buffer that is count * 2 + 1 large. This is large
enough to hold the $02x formatted hex byte for each byte as well as the zero
byte written at the end.
If the packet passed into remotePutPacket was 1024 bytes or
larger then the buffer array would not be large enough to hold
the $, checksum and zero byte written. This now allocates a buffer
of size count + 5 to accommodate these extra characters.
For the most part, save types should now be identified during rom loading and then allow libretro to correctly use flash or eeprom save types and save size.
Implement the recommendations described in issue #255 by @zzazzdzz:
- Check bounds when reading ELF program header sections.
- Skip reading ELF section headers if the string table pointer is NULL.
- Increase the buffer size for dissassembled instructions in the
dissassembly view and pass the buffer size to the disArm() and
disThumb() functions so that rudimentary bounds checking can be done.
Also add the constants WORK_RAM_SIZE and ROM_SIZE to reduce incidence of
magic numbers and make the code a bit cleaner.
Compile out the min/max functions in GBALink.cpp when compiling with
clang, clang does not like them because of some sort of changes in the
preprocessor.
Run the mac builder script with homebrew bash, system bash does not work
and dash no longer works.
TODO: fix dash compat
- drop unused variables
- unused-but-set-variable
- stray trailing comments
- in viewsupt.cpp replace redundant expression with variable that holds the same value
In StartRFUSocket() in gba/GBALink.cpp move a postincrement out of an
expression to a following statement, because the evaluation order is
undefined.
In GetDevices() in wx/openal.cpp replace an #else with an #endif so that
the function has a default return statement visible to the linter.
In FilterThread::Entry() add a `return 0;` (ExitCode) statement at the
end even though it is probably never reached.
In the TransferToWindow() for the positive double validator widget in
wx/widgets/wxmisc.cpp add a default `return true;`, for the rare case
there is no double value, in which case the string representation would
be displayed (since it is a subclass of wxGenericValidator(wxString&) .)
Make a custom cstdint.h header file that includes <tr1/cstdint> if
<cstdint> is not available, because the clang 3.x used on Lion does not
have it. Change all references to <cstdint> to use it instead.
Add missing OpenGL header for older OS X in sdl/SDL.cpp .
When calling HiDPI methods, use respondsToSelector: to check if the
methods are available first.
Fix the bundling/linking script to support multiple copies of the same
dylib with different versions. Necessary to include both the Lion system
libpng and the brew libpng. Including the system libpng is necessary
because it is removed in later versions of OS X.
see: http://dev.vba-m.com/T2
> Every time I launch a server it defaults to the locahost IP instead of my
> actual IP. This is preventing me from linking with friends over Hamachi. When
> they enter my IP it errors on their end and they cannot connect. [report taken
> from <https://sourceforge.net/p/vbam/bugs/219/>]
Also, by chance, added the build folder to `.gitignore` so as to not pollute the
git repo. I meant to do them as separate commits, but I forgot to do so.
Signed-off-by: Jonathan Sifuentes <jayands2k11@ymail.com>
It is utilized by Phantasy Star Collection at intro. I don't know any other games using this BIOS driver, so I just implemented the parts that Phantasy Star Collection uses.
This patch is far away from perfect yet. Sound quality is not the same as with original BIOS. Also code is horrible to read, since I just kept translating arm instructions to C without thinking too much. Got it done quickly so if anyone has keen interest on continuing from here.
Patch by Juha Laukkanen
There are two config params:
rewind_count_max => how many blocks are reserved maximum, higher value leads to greater memory usage naturally but longer rewind log
rewind_interval => default interval is 165ms and higher value leads to more inaccurate rewind but longer rewind log
Also fixes memtell() telling incorrect size because data is not flushed.
wxWidgets front end having too small buffer for rewinds resulting overflows.
Scott Knight