. Performance boost
(Completely non-blocking between Sound thread and CPU thread, in the meantime keeping them thread safe)
. Both 32KHz & 48KHz sound can be handled properly now
(But up-sampling is still not implemented, and I don't think any game requires it.)
. Strategy adjustment
When your PC is *NOT* capable to run the game at 100%:
>> DSound Could yield more fluent sound than OpenAL sometimes, but you will lose the sync between video & audio (since audio is played before video to guarantee fluency)
>> OpenAL Ensures video & audio are always sync'ed, but sound could be intermittent(to let slow video catch up)
. Changed default frame limit to: Auto
(Somehow this can dramatically decrease the chance of wiimote desync in game NSMB)
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* ble involving CR flags was branching the wrong way around.
* xorx now works when sent the same register for both the src and dest
* lbzu disabled (same as JIT) fixing a Dolphin crash
* JITIL provided with the memory exception handler fixing crashes when memory is read out of bounds.
These fixes are able to get F-Zero GX in-game when JIT FloatingPoint is disabled. Once in-game, F-Zero retires the player just like it does in JIT.
This change might fix Dolphin crashes involving JITIL in other games too.
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. Fixed Sample Rate for DSP
(Now if your CPU is capable to run game at 100%, you will get pure sound without buzz or static noise)
. Fixed Sample Rate for AI
(Now if your CPU is capable to run game at 100%, you will get sync'ed video and audio)
. Fixed Backend list for DSPLLE
. Improved Aduio DMA a bit
(There might be a completely redesign in following phases)
WARNING: The whole rework will take time to complete.
This commit is compilable, but could be unstable.
So you can try it and test it but don't take it as a release rev!
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- Add an option to enable the EFB scaled copy *TODO find a better place for it to go.
SOIL - Update stb_image to the latest version (1.16 to 1.18)
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There was a problem with the fog calculations... Now NSMB shows the background, while the fog still works!
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But Dolphin's sound stream system really needs a rethink.
Because this is the root cause of constant blocking.
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BTW: I doubt "Zelda Twilight Princess" save file might be broken since r4704, anyone who has got this game please have a test.
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MKWii can now be played even if you don't have a save file, but it will fail to save and tell the file is corrupted each time you'll launch it.
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Because commenting out this behavior fixes Silent Hill Shattered Memories.
If this commit breaks any game, please report.
PS: There is a EnterCriticalSection in fifo.cpp, which performs the Read Access, but there is no EnterCriticalSection in CommandProcessor.cpp which performs the Write Access, so how can we guarantee the Write Access is atomic?
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Fix aram handling in wii mode - was doing strange things with aram AND mem2 space - only mem2 exists on wii. Let me know if this breaks anything...
Fix Wii BS2 HLE - don't zero out bytes 6 and 7
Thanks to skidau for finding the ssbb error cause :)
Fixes issue 303
Fixes issue 1479
git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@4687 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
PS: Mario Kart Wii cannot create a new savedata because it tries to seek position in file "rksys.dat" with a very huge number even though it already knows the file is newly created, and then write to that file with 2MB data of all zeros (wrong mem addr?).
Can't find a reason yet.
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in D3D and Opengl:
fixed one nasty bug in texture loading where if a dynamic texture keeps his format but the tlut format is changed, the try or reloading the texture in the same texture could cause a hang if the size of the resulting texture is different than the original (size in bytes)
Applied a ugly temporal hack to the texture conversor to solve efb to ram misalignments and effect distortions.
in D3D:
Pseudo implementation of logic ops using basic blending: the first 8 operations are "good approximations", the remaining 8 are bullshit :) if someone have a better approximation to emulate this logic please let me know.
please test if i don't break anything in the process and test Mario kart wee you will get a nice surprise.:)
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2. Change the frequency of WiiMote report sending to 100Hz which complies with real Wiimote hardware.
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2) Commented out "SendEventNumberOfCompletedPackets()", I intend to have wider tests on this, if **this revision** causes frequent wiimote de-sync, please report.
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No need to use "Sound Loop Hack", so I just removed it.
2. Fixed the WAD game loading issue. What can I say, I have to go though and patch all the WII_IPC_HLE devices to take care of this.
3. Applied tomman's Linux keyboard patch, but I can't test here, no suitable environment.
4. Disabled configuration dialogs when game is running, you have to pause game first to be able to change any configuration. (Which prevents some accidental crash to happen.)
5. Other trivial fixes, no need to mention.
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Just press the "Shake" key.
The shake involves all the three axes: X, Y, Z.
So when you press the shake key, you are actually shaking not only up-down, left-right, and forward-backward at the same time.
I did this becuse different games may require different directional shake, no need to seperate them to 3 keys I think.
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I know hack is not good but before we find a better way to detect different games, at least this option allows some games to output normal sound without breaking other games.
Besides, this commit will hopefully fix the "Unknown device: /dev/usb/hid" issue, but not sure as I have no game to test on this issue.
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D3D: add the EFB Copy option to complete Rodolfo's commit plus add the Overlay FPS and the Disable Fog options
also change the config dialog's behaviour a bit
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Now efb to ram display correctly but still is misaligned by one pixel
please test and give me feedback
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This commit fixed the Hang-up in many games, like "New Super Mario Bros. Wii", "Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles", "Fatal Frame 4: Tsukihami no Kamen", "Muramasa: The Demon Blade", and etc. You name it. OH YEAH!
This little issue really cost me some *serious* debugging time, phew...
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Besides this should boost the performance by a little.
Warning: Remember to set "Framelimit" to: Auto or 60, or else Emu Wiimote will lose sync in a second.
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Fixed more memory leaks when doing state load. Now all file devices(handles) are stored in state, and this will fix some crash after loading state.
Warning: Do NOT Save/Load state before game title is shown and controllable, or else you will get a corrupt state.
If you encounter "Emu WiiMote Desync" frequently, please report the condition
(PS: To recover from wiimote desync, just load a saved state)
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Also reimplemented screen clearing as a color quad to support alpha blending when clearing as in the original hardware.
the funny thing is how is implemented peeking, as locking depth textures is not supported, implemented peeking copying the values form the depth texture to a r32f render target and then reading back the data.
please a lot of testing to this commit.
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first part if fixing, fixed, i thing, the flickering that everyone has reported, at least in my case i only have flickering in the one texture in one game and now is fixed. The other fix is not for an reported issue, is more a correctness fix, running dolphin with pix to review debug errors, result in a ton of warnings and error, now with this commit, at least for ati, there no more error or warnings, this means, correct management and state change, no accurate emulation, for this still a lot of work to do.
for this part of the commit please give me feedback and let me know of remaining issues
Te second part is the partial implementation of efb to ram copy in d3d, this won't brake anything because is commented but i commit this to ask for help from ector and donko in some errors remaining in the implementation related to differences between opengl an d3d.
if you want to test this you have to uncomment line 150 to 155 of bpstruct.cpp
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