- HLSL changes: [MooglyGuy]
* Upped vertex buffer size to 64k verts, fixes assert in
starwars and alphaone, please include the printed error
message in any subsequent encounterings of the assert.
* Improved vector rendering (beam width 1.5 suggested)
* Ducked raster bloom default to 0.225 to reduce washout
openly, for there was nothing left to see with" [MooglyGuy]
* Enabled vector bloom and associated .ini controls
* Added raster bloom and associated .ini controls, each bloom "level" is the
linear weight of successively half-sized render targets
* Removed D3D8 mode
* Mass renaming in D3D renderer to use namespaces, initial planning step to
HAL-based renderer implementation on Windows (i.e., GL on Windows)
* Converted d3d_info, d3d_poly_info, and d3d_texture_info into classes
* Added batching of vectors for possible speed increase
* Minor cleanup of shader state setting
pcatmem(p|d|i). [Andrew Gardner]
Fixes left-click selection bug in the memory window. [Andrew Gardner]
Explanation:
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Call trackmem to start tracking which PC writes to which address in memory and
pcatmem(p|d|i) to query a memory region for which PC wrote to it. Users of
the QT debugger can also right click on a memory address in the memory window
to make a popup message appear with the results - right-clicking also
automatically copies the resultant PC onto the clipboard. (I'll attach an
image of this behavior in a follow-up mail).
program counter has visited in the dasm windows.
Run "help trackpc" in the debugger to see the options. [Andrew Gardner]
Out of whatsnew:
This isn't enabled by default because of how sloooow it is to disassemble each
opcode when you want to compute its crc32. That can be sped up with lookup
tables and the like.
There's a good chance I should pull the 'clear tracks' argument into its own
command, but it functions as-is.
This can be added to the windows debugger with a simple change to the
osd display code.
Fixed "ignore" command reporting incorrect invalid CPUs.
Fixed crazy code responsible for opcodes' crc32s in the comments system
(what was I thinking back then?). [Andrew Gardner]
- New memory windows start focused on the active CPU.
- Opening a utility window, closing it, and stepping no longer re-opens the window.
[Andrew Gardner]
