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by hrydgard 11y ago
This is classic 32-bit ARM immediates. Modern 32-bit arm also have movw and movt, which load the bottom and top 16 bits of a register. Combining the two you can load any 32-bit value in two instructions. Classic 8-bit+rotation immediates ar
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by hrydgard 12y ago
DX12 is actually a complete zero-legacy overhaul, just like Vulkan. It's designed with the same philosophy of tight, explicit control over how the GPU spends its time, and thin drivers - and from the information we have so far, it seem
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by hrydgard 12y ago
Yeah. On the GC, games can reset some "bounding box" registers, draw some 3d geometry, and then read out the 2D coordinates of the bounding box of the things drawn. Games like Paper Mario uses it to make a copy of that region and
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by hrydgard 13y ago
ARM 32-bit did not have SIMD (vector) double precision, while ARM 64-bit does, so here it's definitely a win. On x86 though, both 32-bit and 64-bit did double precision vectors just fine, so it didn't really apply there (except th
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by hrydgard 13y ago
No, they really didn't.
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by hrydgard 13y ago
Not that I use hg anymore, but if I remember correctly, exiting vim with :cq (returning an error code) solves that.
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by hrydgard 13y ago
Cache lines on modern architectures are usually 64 or sometimes even 128 bytes, not bits.
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by hrydgard 13y ago
Dolphin couldn't possibly ship with those games though, as the project doesn't have any such distribution rights. You're expected to provide your own game dumps.
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by hrydgard 13y ago
Starting an AB does not mean that you're "on the stock market", it's just an LLC, you'll own all the shares yourself privately. You could also start an "Enskild firma" which doesn't cost much and requ
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by hrydgard 14y ago
On Error Resume Next. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa266173(v=vs.60).as...
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by hrydgard 14y ago
Here are my JavaScript metaballs (WebGL required): http://webglsamples.googlecode.com/hg/blob/blob.html
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by hrydgard 14y ago
Some good links, but something like this really needs search and filtering, and some sort of category overview - as it is, on most monitors you need to scroll to even see all the main categories...