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Ubunto Flat/Snap Package Request#897

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Ubunto Flat/Snap Package Request#897
anonyme-x22 wants to merge 3651 commits into
devmiyax:masterfrom
FCare:extui-align

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@anonyme-x22 anonyme-x22 commented Sep 25, 2022

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Hi,

Can you please make Flat or Snap package with a ppa, so we can install it on ubuntu/lubuntu?

Thanks in advance,
Rgds,

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FCare force-pushed the extui-align branch 4 times, most recently from c4ec4ff to dbaf037 Compare December 7, 2023 10:55
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FCare force-pushed the extui-align branch 3 times, most recently from 34a914d to 688a4c3 Compare December 22, 2023 22:04
Francois CARON and others added 30 commits November 28, 2024 18:36
… write cycle take twice the time of a word/byte acess
… is false. For HWRAM specific case, changing bank or row can have an impact on SH2 performance
Move Debug versions below the function that it calls so that the function is known.

Make the 4 shared functions extern.
…ite_f, vdp1_read_f)

Fix Darklight Conflict press start screen

Both compute shaders that bridge the CPU-direct-write VDP1 framebuffer
texture to the displayed render target (vdp1_write_f) and back to CPU-
readable memory (vdp1_read_f) hardcoded a (512, 256) bounds check and,
in vdp1_read_f, a matching stride of 512 for the output buffer index.
This silently discarded/mislaid any pixel beyond X=512, i.e. the right
half of the true 1024x256 Hi-Res VDP1 framebuffer, regardless of how
correctly the surrounding C-side buffers were sized (see the vdp1.c/
commongl.c/vdp1_compute.c fixes). Replaced both hardcoded limits with
imageSize() of the actual bound texture, so the shader adapts to
whichever VDP1 mode is active instead of assuming 512x256.
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