This is just responsible for a few cycles every frame (could be around 1
and 2% depending on the game usage) but makes emulation a bit more
accurate and potentially faster.
This uses BSON as savestate format, to allow external tools to parse it
(so that we can add proper test of the states). The BSON is not 100%
correct according to spec (no ordered keys) but can be parsed by most
libraries.
This fixes also a bug in the savestate palette color recalculation that
was wrongly overwritting the original palette (which could cause some
problems on some games).
Also fixes some potential issues by serializing some more stuff and
cleans up unused stuff.
Testing shows that states look good and there's only minor differences
in audio ticks, related to buffer sizes (since buffer flushes are
de-synced from video frames due to different frequency).
This patch adds big-endian compatibility in gpsp (in general but only
for the interpreter). There's no performance hit for little-endian
platforms (should be a no-op) and only add a small overhead in memory
accesses for big-endian platforms.
Most memory accesses are wrapped with a byteswap instruction and I/O reg
accesses are also rewired for proper access (using macros). Video
rendering has been fixed to also do byteswaps but there's a couple of
games and rendering modes that still seem broken (but they amount to
less than 20 games in my tests with 1K ROMs).
This also adds build rules and CI for NGC/WII/WIIU (untested)
This causes crashes in PSP quite often in many games. Other CPUs might
(depending on the processor state) silently return zero or some
undefined value.
The fix is borrowed from ReGBA's codebase
this also changes how direct sound channels are started and
sample step precision is increased to hopefully fix gbc + direct
channel desync that has been reported on the forums.
David Guillen Fandos
jdgleaver
twinaphex
aliaspider
Dave
notaz
notaz