- Simplify active instance management. While multicontext support will
be required in future, this is better done with multiple logical devices
rather than multiple instances.
- Destroy the WSI surface on exit
- Enable depthBoundsTest explicitly. TODO: Properly check for supported
features.
subresource_layout::dim_in_texel
- These two are not always linked when working with compressed textures.
The actual texels extend past the actual size of the image if the size
is not aligned. e.g if height is 1, the real height is 4, but its not
possible to determine this from the aligned size. It could be 1, 2, 3 or
4 for example.
- Fixes image out-of-bounds writes when uploading from CPU
This lowers the relative cost of this function from ~2.25% to ~1.80% on
gcc 9 which I found quite surprising, some of it probably gets inlined
better in the callers, but I haven’t been able to isolate which parts.
Clear() error checking simplified a bit
Mount() now clears cache if ID was changed from last or NULL specified.
Implemented vfs::host::remove_all():
Clear() now uses vfs::host::remove_all() to match behaviour on Windows with ps3
* 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
* Normalize audio when downmixing to avoid clipping
Idea came from this topic:
https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php?topic=104214.msg855199#msg855199
Fixes very loud audio in Motorstorm (and probably other games
when playing over headphones/stereo speakers with
Downmix to Stereo option enabled)
Caused warnings. Not sure what the actual intention was, this may need to be inverted.
This commit assumes that erase() returning 0 is a sign that deletion
failed, or that there was corruption. There should be a port there.
The files already had a #ifdef _WIN32, but this avoid even trying to
compile their translation unit.
I was surprised to see XAudio2 being mentioned on Linux, this makes sure
no one else will get this surprise.
