PCSX2, the PS2 emulator
Native fresh PCSX2 build.
Non-32bit builds continue to be broken because developers are stuck in year 1995 and love obsolete architecture ASM fiddling.
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Source Files
Filename | Size | Changed |
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99-direct-access-to-sixaxis-gamepad.rules | 0000000407 407 Bytes | |
_service | 0000000803 803 Bytes | |
_servicedata | 0000000230 230 Bytes | |
pcsx2-1.7.0~dev+306~git20200919T223832.tar.xz | 0011162932 10.6 MB | |
pcsx2-PR3444.patch | 0000003718 3.63 KB | |
pcsx2-PR3686.patch | 0000002051 2 KB | |
pcsx2-git.changes | 0000006207 6.06 KB | |
pcsx2-git.spec | 0000008765 8.56 KB | |
pcsx2-remove_bad_lto_hardcoding.patch | 0000000989 989 Bytes |
Revision 120 (latest revision is 314)
- Update to version 1.7.0~dev+306~git20200919T223832: * FW: fix FWirq callback bug * FW: clang-format * FW: merge into core, simplify setup and config * FW: including back some references * FW: removing initial references * ci: Increase verbosity on msbuild logs - includes timing information and such * Add github actions status badges to readme * ci: Cache submodules and fix artifact naming * Build: Fix filters, again. * CDVD: fix conflicts merging * IPC: return an error when packet is too big * IPC: per user tmp folder in macOS + logic bugs * IPC: conform to the XDG base specification on linux * IPC: updating IPCMsg doc * IPC: reply datagram splittage * IPC: timeout on read/write operations * IPC: query datagram splitting * IPC: implement better error handling * IPC: perform memory checks, virtually no perf hit * IPC: implement batch command processing * IPC: original socket ipc implementation * VS Project: Fix filters * ci appveyor/travis: Build only master branch. * CDVD: remove non-fatal logging * CDVD: remove disc selector dialog * CDVD: safety fixes on hard swaps * CDVD: clang-format * CDVD: polishing rebase and fixing nullptr bug * CDVD: reproducing old behavior, boot in BIOS if invalid drive found
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