Jit cache now fully resets when booting a game multiple times.
This should fix random jit cache crashes.
Also removed some redundant code related to region allocation and fixed
PPTC Purge not fully purging all PPTC files in the backup folder.
Metal sounded like a good idea to get in the emulator but frankly I
underestimated just how experimental and not ready it was.
From my write up in the Discord:
```
As is, Metal supports only a few games.
The games it does support freeze on first use of not playing them via Vulkan, because shader translation is broken.
So you need to use a dirty hack to not delete all your shaders.
Not to mention it breaks many games via MoltenVK because of changes to the shared GPU code.
Merging Metal seemed like a great idea, because of the few games it does support.
But I don't think it's worth it. Many of the games it breaks via MoltenVK *don't work via Metal*.
Which effectively makes current Ryubing worse for Mac users than Ryujinx 1.1.1403.
I think what I'm gonna do is revert Metal, and reopen it as a PR. That way, you can still take advantage of the Metal backend as is, but without making other games worse with no solution.
```
For what it's worth, the shader translation part could at least be
"fixed" by always applying a 30ms delay for shader translation to Metal.
That being said, that solution sucks ass.
The MoltenVK regressions are even worse.
I hope this is not a let down to the Mac users. I hope you realize I'm
reverting this because you're actively getting a worse experience with
it in the emulator.
Unmerged PR from OG Ryujinx (#4367). From @gdkchan:
> The main goal of this change is porting the loop filtering from
libvpx, which should fix the block artifacts on some VP9 videos on games
using NVDEC to decode them. In addition to that, there are two other
changes:
>
> - The remaining decoder code required to decode a VP9 video (with
headers included) has been added. That was done because it's much better
to test the decoder standalone with a video file. I decided to keep that
code on the emulator, even if some of it is unused, since it makes
standalone testing easier in the future too, and we can include unit
tests with video files.
> - Large refactoring of both new and existing code to conform with our
conding [sic] styles, done by @TSRBerry (thanks!) Some of it has been
automated.
>
> Since we had no loop filtering before, this change will make video
decoding slower. That may cause frame drop etc if the decoder is not
fast enough in some games. I plan to optimize the decoder more in the
future to make up for that, but if possible I'd prefer to not do it as
part of this PR, but if the perf loss is too severe I might consider.
>
> This will need to be tested on games that had the block artifacts, it
would be nice to confirm if they match hardware now, and get some
before/after screenshots etc.
Comment from @Bjorn29512:
> Significantly improves the block artifacts in FE: Engage.
>
> Before:
>
>
> After:
>
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Co-authored-by: gdkchan <gab.dark.100@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: TSR Berry <20988865+TSRBerry@users.noreply.github.com>
Today I had a free day to look at and work on the entire Brazilian
Portuguese language.
Translations that had not been done before have been added
Fixed several translations that didn't make sense
Translated description of functions that were not translated correctly
Words were written as close to the original English
Add Donkey Kong Country Returns HD to compatibility list
In all other calls, exceptions are handled within the ManagedSocket
class, this can't easily be done here as the exception is thrown from
the constructor, so the exception is handled in ISocket and the correct
error is passed to the application.
This should fix#660
Adds logging to most Socket calls to help with debugging network
issues.
Shouldn't affect any functionality. There's a small chance it could spam
the log in some games.
