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Ship by default a free DSP ROM that can handle most games with LLE
At the end of July 2011, LM published a free DSP ROM that works with games using the Zelda UCode. His ROM only has the code to handle UCode loading and a few utility functions, the rest is missing. This includes the four large sound mixing functions used by the AX UCode and the DROM containing coefficients used for polyphase resampling in AX. This is an improved, updated version of this ROM, which changes the following: - We now have a free DROM that works for polyphase resampling by "emulating" linear interpolation. The coefficients contained in the DROM are normally a list of { c1, c2, c3, c4 } which are used to interpolate a sample value from four previous samples: out_sample = prev1 * c1 + prev2 * c2 + prev3 * c3 + prev4 * c4 The coefficients are chosen depending on the fractional part of the current position (basically, our position between the previous and the next sample). We can use this fact to generate (c1, c2, c3, c4) for each possible fractional part so that: out_sample = prev3 * curr_pos + prev4 * (1 - curr_pos) Which is the formula for linear interpolation between prev3 and prev4. Linear interpolation is not as good as polyphase resampling but it still works very well and I couldn't really hear any difference between the two. If someone wants to generate real polyphase filter coefficients, they are welcome to submit a patch. - The IROM now contains the 4 mixing functions used by the AX UCode: mix_add, mix_add_two, mix_add_ramp, mix_add_ramp_two. They are large, inlined functions (probably for performance reasons) in the official DSP IROM, our version prefers to use a loop. This *should* be more performant with our DSP JIT implementation, but I did not benchmark that. Because the new DSP ROM is working just as well as the official ROM in 95% of cases, it is now shipped by default with Dolphin and will be used with DSPLLE if you don't have an official DSP ROM in User/GC. It will still display a panic alert at every boot to notice you that you are using a non official DSP ROM made by us, which is not perfect. Games using the CARD, IPL or GBA UCodes are still broken. I don't know what games this actually impacts, but this is a very small proportion compared to what works.
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@ -77,37 +77,50 @@ static bool LoadRom(const char *fname, int size_in_words, u16 *rom)
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// Returns false iff the hash fails and the user hits "Yes"
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static bool VerifyRoms(const char *irom_filename, const char *coef_filename)
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{
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static const u32 hash[] = { 0x66f334fe, 0xf3b93527 };
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static const u32 hash_mini[] = { 0x9c8f593c, 0x10000001 };
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static const int size[] = { DSP_IROM_BYTE_SIZE, DSP_COEF_BYTE_SIZE };
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const u16 *data[] = { g_dsp.irom, g_dsp.coef };
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u32 h = 0;
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u8 count = 0;
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for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++)
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struct DspRomHashes
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{
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h = HashAdler32((u8*)data[i], size[i]);
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u32 hash_irom; // dsp_rom.bin
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u32 hash_drom; // dsp_coef.bin
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} KNOWN_ROMS[] = {
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// Official Nintendo ROM
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{ 0x66f334fe, 0xf3b93527 },
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if (h == hash_mini[i])
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{
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count++;
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}
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else if (h != hash[i])
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{
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if (AskYesNoT("%s has an incorrect hash.\n"
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"Would you like to stop now to fix the problem?\n"
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"If you select \"No\", audio will be garbled.",
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(i == 0) ? irom_filename : coef_filename))
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return false;
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}
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// LM1234 replacement ROM (Zelda UCode only)
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{ 0x9c8f593c, 0x10000001 },
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// delroth's improvement on LM1234 replacement ROM (Zelda and AX only,
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// IPL/Card/GBA still broken)
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{ 0xd9907f71, 0xb019c2fb }
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};
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u32 hash_irom = HashAdler32((u8*)g_dsp.irom, DSP_IROM_BYTE_SIZE);
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u32 hash_drom = HashAdler32((u8*)g_dsp.coef, DSP_COEF_BYTE_SIZE);
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int rom_idx = -1;
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for (u32 i = 0; i < sizeof (KNOWN_ROMS) / sizeof (KNOWN_ROMS[0]); ++i)
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{
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DspRomHashes& rom = KNOWN_ROMS[i];
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if (hash_irom == rom.hash_irom && hash_drom == rom.hash_drom)
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rom_idx = i;
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}
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if (count == 2)
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if (rom_idx < 0)
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{
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PanicAlertT("You are using free dsp roms made by Dolphin Team.\n"
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"Only Zelda ucode games will work correctly with them.\n");
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if (AskYesNoT("Your DSP ROMs have incorrect hashes.\n"
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"Would you like to stop now to fix the problem?\n"
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"If you select \"No\", audio might be garbled."))
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return false;
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}
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if (rom_idx == 1)
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PanicAlertT("You are using an old free DSP ROM made by the Dolphin Team.\n"
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"Only games using the Zelda UCode will work correctly.\n");
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if (rom_idx == 2)
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PanicAlertT("You are using a free DSP ROM made by the Dolphin Team.\n"
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"All Wii games will work correctly, and most GC games should "
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"also work fine, but the GBA/IPL/CARD UCodes will not work.\n");
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return true;
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}
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@ -144,13 +144,13 @@ bool DSPLLE::Initialize(void *hWnd, bool bWii, bool bDSPThread)
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m_bDSPThread = bDSPThread;
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m_InitMixer = false;
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std::string irom_file = File::GetSysDirectory() + GC_SYS_DIR DIR_SEP DSP_IROM;
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std::string coef_file = File::GetSysDirectory() + GC_SYS_DIR DIR_SEP DSP_COEF;
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std::string irom_file = File::GetUserPath(D_GCUSER_IDX) + DSP_IROM;
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std::string coef_file = File::GetUserPath(D_GCUSER_IDX) + DSP_COEF;
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if (!File::Exists(irom_file))
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irom_file = File::GetUserPath(D_GCUSER_IDX) + DSP_IROM;
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irom_file = File::GetSysDirectory() + GC_SYS_DIR DIR_SEP DSP_IROM;
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if (!File::Exists(coef_file))
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coef_file = File::GetUserPath(D_GCUSER_IDX) + DSP_COEF;
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coef_file = File::GetSysDirectory() + GC_SYS_DIR DIR_SEP DSP_COEF;
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if (!DSPCore_Init(irom_file.c_str(), coef_file.c_str(), AudioCommon::UseJIT()))
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return false;
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