The previous approach yielded a vtable call to the Bus vtable.
This approach inlines the memory mapping
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- Landscape layout.
- Snapshot viewer is now a fragment for future re-use.
- Bugfixes
- Etc'
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Moved away from using lazy_static for this one since every access to a
lazy_static reference adds a runtime check, Currently using a build.rs script to generate a const table instead.
Worked out the ARM decoding issues, seems to run fine now.
Though the dynamic decoding for ARM is broken now since I had to change things in Data Processing and MSR instructions
TODO use `const fn` when it becomes stable
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Lookup tables are generally faster than matching in most architectures.
There is some trouble in decoding some arm data processing instructions
so this is non-default feature for now
* Crashes on armwrestler but many games seem to work
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Previously I did not account for gamepak 32-bit accesses being two 16bit (NSEQ+SEQ or SEQ+SEQ) accesses,
This resulted in less cycles being accounted for, resulting in more wasted CPU cycles per frame and was a huge performance hit.
I re-implemented this with look-up-tables also to speed up the cycle
count routing `SysBus::get_cycles` and also account for 32bit gamepak memory access.
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Profiling with 'perf' I discovered that too much time was spent inside
Timer::update when the prescalar was 0 (frequency of 1 cycle).
This was due to the while loop I used. I optimized this loop out and
there is an appearent performance increase.
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Also, get rid of unnecessary derive Copy.
Since the ArmInstruction (and Thumb) derived from Copy, the compiler
always saves them to the stack when they are passed by value to other
functions, thus making some unwanted performance overhead.
I removed the derive Copy, and also pass them as references. This
project has a lot of "derive Copy" everywhere, and I should take note if
this is happenning elsewhere aswell.
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- Wrap static globals with a mutex.
- Implement InputInterface
Testing this on a standalone Java Console Application (without
rendering) shows sufficiant performanse for now (AVG fps of 180 in the bios)
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I should really pay more attention to the docs..
The previous fix (bb843ea5) was not enough as it caused vblank,hblank
and vcount-match flags to be overwritten when they really should have
just been ignored.
This caused Dragon Ball - Advance Adevnture to fail booting
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Initially I began implementing the gdb protocol on my own, but I then found a
nice work-in-progress crate on https://github.com/daniel5151/gdbstub
that suited my needs.
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For some reason, probably typing mistkae, I `or`ed the value being written to DISPSTAT,
causing bits to never actually turn off, affectivly making HBLANK/VBLANK
interrupts linger forever.
This probably has caused some nasty glitches that I don't even know of, but two confirm issues solved
by this are Mariokart and Pacman.
This commit fixes#14 and #13
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