DesMuMe mods !!!

[dreampeppers99]

My personal opinion..
First
I love see this living experiencies here!!!
Second
I don't like the way things goin'... (bout the conversation between shash's and NHervé)

[refraction]

Originally Posted by dreampeppers99

My personal opinion..
First
I love see this living experiencies here!!!
Second
I don't like the way things goin'... (bout the conversation between shash's and NHervé)

which was exactly my sentiment before.

but still, congrats on your fix Nhervé, with my seriously lacking knowledge, sounds like quite a hefty bug which might appear quite often

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[dreampeppers99]

NHervé congratulations by the fix... if you could post some screen of your progress...

[Luigi__]

Here's a screenshot ! Here rendering is correct but ingame there are some little light problems and the emu is, in some games, damn slow.

Originally Posted by shash

About Tak - The Great JuJu Challenge, it's my next target to debug, as it show geometry, but it's completely wrong/uninitialized. Were it should show an animated mesh, it just show a static blob of what seems random data. I've a few ideas about what could cause that, but first I'd like to spend some trying them.

Shash, I found this on your blog. I'll test that game to see if I've fixed it. If yes, I'll put a screenshot.

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[dreampeppers99]

NHervé congratulations again

[Luigi__]

EDIT : I tested Tak, it gives me the same result, it isn't fixed.

Thanks.

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[RockmanForte]

NHervé,

We like you because you are friendly and nice.

refraction is very friendly too because I talked with him for some quite times through pm. I like him too.

Anyway, keep up the good work. By the way, Tak is fully playable on no$gba.. I think you can do it if you can find what's wrong with it.

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[shashClp]

Originally Posted by NHervé

Guess what ??? I fixed the bug ! It was quite stupid : when command is 0, the variable that contained the commands was not shifted of 8 as it should do. I fixed this in 3 seconds and now the 3d rendering is correct.

I guess it's time to apologize: I tried exactly that yesterday, but due to me handling display lists in a different way, it simply didn't work. My last comment was a mix of that, and my hurt ego from coding the actual 3D core. My sincere apologies, I should have written my motives for believing it was a CPU bug, not that type of non-constructive post. So, sorry for that, I'll avoid that type of posts on the future, and kudos on fixing that bug.

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[ShadowPlayer]

Is version desmume 0.7.3mod the newest version?If it's not,where can I download the newest?

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[Luigi__]

rockmanforte : thanks.
shashClp : why did you change the way to handle the display lists ? They work fine for me.
I've fixed Rayman Raving Rabbids 2, but there are still problems with lights.

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[shashClp]

Originally Posted by NHervé

rockmanforte : thanks.
shashClp : why did you change the way to handle the display lists ? They work fine for me.
I've fixed Rayman Raving Rabbids 2, but there are still problems with lights.

I changed how NOP's are handled, not much else, but it was making this easy fix not work.

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[Luigi__]

Ah, okay.

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[Lino]

Ah, okay.

What is it?

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[Dualscreenman]

...he was agreeing to Shash's post?

[Luigi__]

Shash : if you get white screens with RRR2, you must make opcodes such as STMDA2 don't stop execution. I've hacked them, then RRR2 worked.

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[shashClp]

Originally Posted by NHervé

Shash : if you get white screens with RRR2, you must make opcodes such as STMDA2 don't stop execution. I've hacked them, then RRR2 worked.

I enabled them on my on build long ago, so I don't get that kind of problems. Just that I don't really think they should be enabled on the official CVS if we can't verify they're correct.

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Originally Posted by shashClp

I enabled them on my on build long ago, so I don't get that kind of problems. Just that I don't really think they should be enabled on the official CVS if we can't verify they're correct.

i think you are being a bit stringent on the old fixeroo's. SVN is work in progress code remember, you can always go back and fix it later. besides, those who compile it could report any problems that occur If this is how you like to handle your code thats cool with me, i just dont like seeing poor old Nhervé fixing stuff that will either not work in your code when you add it, or fix stuff youve already fixed

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[shashClp]

Originally Posted by refraction

i think you are being a bit stringent on the old fixeroo's. SVN is work in progress code remember, you can always go back and fix it later. besides, those who compile it could report any problems that occur If this is how you like to handle your code thats cool with me, i just dont like seeing poor old Nhervé fixing stuff that will either not work in your code when you add it, or fix stuff youve already fixed

Well, my main motive to keep those as they are (they stop execution), is that fixing them is a matter of 15 minutes: read the ARM reference, and implement they properly, do a few tests, and voila, done. If someone wants to fix it, it's as easy as that, and that's my main reason to avoid those "kind" of fixes on the CVS. Right now, in their state, we know it MUST be checked for a proper implementation, if we remove the "execution stop", then instead of knowing where it might break, we'll have to search over a 6000+ line interpreter

I know it's a bit restrictive, but it's not like it's hell a lot of work to fix this properly: I'm a lot more open minded about more complex stuff :P

I rather prefer not commiting possible problems to the CVS (and this qualifies due to the unknown state of that code): of course I know that I can disable it before the release, but I guess I'd forget about that, which isn't that rare :P

EDIT: As a matter of a fact, in my build, I log them, so I know when they're called. This instructions are the only ones logged from all the interpreter... I guess I could do something like that on the official CVS: but I really want to avoid incredibly large debugging sessions due to lazyness :P

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[refraction]

well i suppose you could make a bratch for WIP test code, obviously aside from the main code so you can update it but not worry if its in perfect condition or not. i spose everybody wins then, as long as people dont want help

acts as a backup on the unlikely event your hard drive takes a tumble and you lose all your hard work

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Where can I download the latest desmume emu?

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