that cause IOHIDValueGetIntegerValue() to smash the stack when trying
to convert them.
In practice, all relevant axes seem to also be available as either
8 or 16-bit values, so just ignore anything that doesn't look like
that (or a button).
Fixes issue 3931.
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Was made possible by the move of Core/DSPCommon to Core/Core.
This should not give a significant speed difference, but frees
another register for register allocator use on x64 and
generally simplifies the code.
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some code additions for future use ;).
please gcc user test this as i don't have opportunity to test it myself i only use reference code to.
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Ticked = Clear sound but a bit unresponsive to controls
Filled = Same as r7225
Clear = Disable speaker
The option is in the Wii tab of the configuration.
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* Added HLE function IsBusyStream which signals that the Wiimote is ready to accept speaker data. This function is not a conversion from the real PPC code. It a simple function that returns the "ready" status after being polled.
* Added code to find and patch HLE functions on boot
* Added 4bit Yamaha ADPCM decoder from the ffmpeg project
* Removed some test code
* Added some copyright notices
Fixes issue 438.
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- Replace ToLong() with ToULong(), as to allow values in the [0x80000000..0xFFFFFFFF] range to be parsed correctly without failure.
- Remove the "val_base" hack, as it breaks hexadecimal values beginning with '-'.
Simply passing 0 as the second parameter to ToULong() is enough, as mentioned on this page: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/5k9xb7x1%28v=VS.100%29.aspx
- Changed the error message (and some of its translations) to reflect that octal values are now auto-detected ("supported") as well.
To users:
Note that values beginning with '0' (not "0x" nor "0X") are now interpreted as octal values instead of decimal values. So be careful when using those!
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like it is supposed to and depending on the linking method used
this shows up as the inability to use it in an initializer.
I think this may be a wxWidgets bug (ticket #12927), but I haven't
fully debugged it yet.
For now, apply a workaround here.
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on FreeBSD and Linux when building with clang.
I think it would be best to only use wxWidgets for localization.
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some X state will have initialized mutexes and some won't, leading
to unpredictable results depending on the feature set compiled into
wxWidgets and so on.
wxGTK starts by calling Xlib functions indirectly through gdk very
early on, so we must hook into wxApp::Initialize().
I believe this should properly fix issue 1540. In case of problems,
please reopen that issue. If you see XLockMutex in a backtrace,
that's a pretty good indication.
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In addition protect against their use on 32 bit and the use of [ABCD]H
together with a REX prefix on 64 bit.
This assumes that the customOp parameter of WriteREX and operandReg of
OpArg always are registers, and thus needs to give something valid to
WriteREX when that is not the case (WriteShift).
In addition to the patch i sent to the ML, there are a few changes to the
error reporting(mostly whitespace).
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video backends.
This would be considerably easier if there was a way for me to have
fully working video in some sort of VM. If anyone has achieved that,
preferably with Linux but failing that with Windows, I would
appreciate any tips on how to set it up. VideoSoftware used to more
or less work in a VM, but I've never been able to get OpenGL to do
much more than open the window and display OSD messages.
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