I have fought very hard against the rust ownership model,
In the end for DMA to play nice with my code, I had to resort to use
unsafe code for now..
The DMA implementation itself is not accurate to say the least, but will
have to do for now.
Tonc's dma_demo.gba plays but with a visual glitch.
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The way cycles were counted up untill now was not accurate enough,
I've avoided doing so because the instruction implementation looks
bloated this way, but I've had problems with cycle accuracy with tonc's
timer demo.
This is not entirely correct though, and I'm 100% sure there are some
mistakes, but works good enough for now.
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This commit refactors the ioregs:
* Use bitfield crate to implement the GPU ioregs.
* IoRegs are stored in their own variables bindings (i.e, Gpu related ioregs are now fields of the Gpu struct)
- This optimize performance quiet alot from my testings - since every scanline was accessing deseralizing ioregs from sysbus. (Getting constant 59fps now)
* For now, comment out DMA model
Also, cleaned the code up to eliminate rustc warnings.
Former-commit-id: 9077695c446ebd1a71783acfdd9819245aa02d7a
Not going through the memory mapping anymore.
Also, this commit wraps the gpu pixeldata with a struct
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