This allows to cleanly prevent double // slashes when appending paths
While this should not be a problem, Windows seems to have problems
with such paths when paths are very long - and preventing this
is trivial enough.
Round-to-nearest integral based division, optimized for unsigned integral.
Used in sceNpTrophyGetGameProgress.
Do not allow signed values for aligned_div(), align().
* Removed wrong code in sys_spu_thread_group_terminate.
* SPU Thread ID is accurate, including 5th thread id "rule".
* Fixed possible use-after-free access of spu_thread::group member.
* RawSPU ID management simplified.
AtomicPtr.h has never been used since its introduction in
da7472fe81fadbd4a0188fc238f01204fa884da5.
Same for Interval.h, since 4fedf5749e24f791ddda9f9abb7f3c3acdb72d47.
event.h’s last usage got removed in
70e2873e697bf2bfc46810bae534d77f234cdd20.
This implementation optimises correctly on all relevant compilers,
unlike GSL’s which gave extremely slow code on any compiler other than
MSVC.
Supersedes #6948.
* Ignore more warnings
These are intentional
* Signed/unsigned mismatch when comparing
* Explictly cast values
* Intentionally discard a nodiscard value
* Change ppu_tid to u32
* Do not use POSIX function name on Windows
* Qt: Use horizontalAdvance instead of width
* Change progress variables to u32
Check LLVM ObjectFile state before access to avoid llvm assertion failure.
Expected<T> must be checked before access or destruction.
Expected<T> value was in success state. (Note: Expected<T> values in success mode must still be checked prior to being destroyed).
Unify internal code generation to make better use of GHC calling convention.
Ideally, it would just work on Windows as well, but some random bug appeared.
This bug was causing freezes on SPU LLVM compilation.
This commit desperately attempts to workaround it.
