* fix crash when Vulkan isn't available
* add VulkanRenderer.GetPhysicalDevices() overload that provides its own Vk API object and logs on failure
* adjustments per AcK77
* Add guard against ServerBase.Dispose() being called multiple times. Add reset event to avoid Dispose() being called while the ServerLoop is still running.
* remove unused usings
* rework ServerBase to use one collection each for sessions and ports, and make all accesses thread-safe.
* fix Logger call
* use GetSessionObj(int) instead of using _sessions directly
* move _threadStopped check inside "dispose once" test
* - Replace _threadStopped event with attempt to Join() the ending thread (if that isn't the current thread) instead.
- Use the instance-local _selfProcess and (new) _selfThread variables to avoid suggesting that the current KProcess and KThread could change. Per gdkchan, they can't currently, and this old IPC system will be removed before that changes.
- Re-order Dispose() so that the Interlocked _isDisposed check is the last check before disposing, to increase the likelihood that multiple callers will result in one of them succeeding.
* code style suggestions per AcK77
* add infinite wait for thread termination
* Introduce ResourceLayout
* Part 1: Use new ResourceSegments array on UpdateAndBind
* Part 2: Use ResourceLayout to build PipelineLayout
* Delete old code
* XML docs
* Fix shader cache load NRE
* Fix typo
* GPU: Avoid using garbage size for non-cb0 storage buffers
In the depths area, Tears of the Kingdom uses a global memory access with address on constant buffer slot 6. This isn't standard and thus doesn't actually have a size 8 bytes after it, so we were reading back a garbage size that ended up very large (at least in version 1.1.0), and would synchronize a lot of data per frame.
This PR makes storage buffers created from addresses outside constant buffer slot 0 get their size as the number of bytes remaining in the GPU mapping starting at the given virtual address. This should bound the buffer to a reasonable size, and ideally stop it crossing into other memory.
* Limit max size
* Add TODO
* Feedback
* gtk: Add missing isMouseInClient check for hide-cursor
* ava: Add missing events and default isCursorInRenderer to true
This is necessary because we don't receive a initial PointerEnter event for some reason.
* amadeus: adjust VirtualDevice channel configuration reporting with HardwareDevice
* audio: sdl2: Do not report 5.1 if device doesn't support it
SDL2 5.1 to Stereo conversion is terrible and make everything sound
quiet.
Let's not expose 5.1 if not truly supported by the device.
* Fix macOS build name in CI
Fixes updater
* Update build.yml
Don't publish x86 Mac builds
* Naming nitpick
* Berry changes
* Use the same prefix for PR and release build archives
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* GPU: Remove swizzle undefined matching and rework depth aliasing
@gdkchan pointed out that UI textures in TOTK seemed to be setting their texture swizzle incorrectly (texture was RGB but was sampling A, swizzle for A was wrong), so I determined that SwizzleComponentMatches was the problem and set on eliminating it. This PR combines existing work to select the most recently modified texture (now used when selecting which aliased texture to use) with some additional changes to remove the swizzle check and support aliased view creation.
The original observation (#1538) was that we wanted to match depth textures for the purposes of aliasing with color textures, but they often had different swizzle from what was sampled (as it's generally the identity swizzle once rendered). At the time, I decided to allow swizzles to match if only the defined components matched, which fixed the issue in all known cases but could easily be broken by a game _expecting_ a given swizzle, such as a 1/0 value on a component.
This error case could also occur in textures that don't even depth alias, such as R11G11B10, as the rule was created to generally apply to all cases.
The solution is now to fail this exact match test, and allow the search for an R32 texture to create a swizzled view of a D32 texture (and other such cases). This allows the creation of a view that mismatches the requested format, which wasn't present before and was the reason for the swizzle matching approach.
The exact match and view creation rules now follow the same rules over what textures to select when there are multiple options (such as a "perfect" match and an "aliased" match at the same time). It now selects the most recently modified texture, which is done with a new sequence number in the GpuContext (because we don't have enough of these).
Reportedly fixes UI having weird coloured backgrounds in TOTK. This also fixes an issue in MK8D where returning from a race resulted in the character selection cubemaps being broken. May work around issues introduced by the "short texture cache" PR due to modification ordering, though they won't be truly fixed.
Should allow (#4365) to avoid copies in more cases. Need to test that.
I tested a bunch of games #1538 originally affected and they seem to be fine. This change affects all games so it would be good to get some wide testing on it.
* Address feedback 1, fix an issue
* Workaround: Do not allow copies for format alias.
These should be removed when D32<->R32 copy dependencies become legal
* Fix the restart after an update.
* Fix the updater for the Ava UI too.
* Fixing up the code after some change requests.
Removed a line of code that was accidentally left in.
* Fix restarting on Linux Avalonia.
* Fix issues with escaped arguments.
* Changed LastPlayed field from string to nullable DateTime
Added ApplicationData.LastPlayedString property
Added NullableDateTimeConverter for the DateTime->string conversion in Avalonia
* Added migration from string-based last_played to DateTime-based last_played_utc
* Updated comment style
* Added MarkupExtension to NullableDateTimeConverter and changed its usage
Cleaned up leftover usings
* Missed one comment
* amadeus: Allow 5.1 sink output
Also add a simple Stereo to 5.1 change for device sink.
Tested against NES - Nintendo Switch Online that output stereo on the
audio renderer.
* Remove outdated comment
* refactor: clean up controller settings ui
- Remove inconsistencies between left and right side
- Use style to set ToggleButton properties (since they are all the same)
- Move topmost controller settings from one line to 2x2 grid for improved clarity
- Properly adjust borders, text widths, etc. to neighboring elements to eliminate misaligned visual lines
* fix: merge issues
* fix: prevent sliders from jumping by giving text block fixed width
* refactor: add more separators and increase margin
* refactor: center deadzone and range descriptions
* refactor: move rumble border top margin to -1 and prevent double border
* refactor: remove margins & double borders + switch profile & input selection
* style: apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Ac_K <Acoustik666@gmail.com>
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* amadeus: Fix wrong channel mapping check
This was always going to happens, as a result quadratic would break and
move index after the channel count point, effectively breaking
input/output indices.
* amadeus: Fix reverb 3d early delay wrong output index
* Fix the issue of unequal check for amiibo file date due to the lack of sub-second units in the header, causing slow opening of the amiibo interface.
* Supplement the unrepaired.
This fixes a potential issue where a shader lookup could match the address of a previous _different_ shader, but that shader is now partially unmapped. This would just crash with an invalid region exception.
To compare a shader in the address cache with one in memory, we get the memory at the location with the previous shader's size. However, it's possible it has been unmapped and then remapped with a smaller size. In this case, we should just get back the mapped portion of the shader, which will then fail the comparison immediately and get to compile/lookup for the new one.
This might fix a random crash in TOTK that was reported by Piplup. I don't know if it does, because I don't have the game yet.
* Add build config and extra args to create_macos_build.sh
* Use matrix strategy for releases
* Add macOS jobs
Co-authored-by: Mary <thog@protonmail.com>
* Fix wrong version argument
* Fix check for the correct amount of args
* Install latest rcodesign release
Co-authored-by: Mary <thog@protonmail.com>
* Set executable bits for PR builds on linux
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Command buffer errors currently trigger an exception "DeviceLost" crashing the process.
Looking at [MKV's code](53a4eb26f2/MoltenVK/MoltenVK/GPUObjects/MVKQueue.mm (L392-L408)) we observe that:
- It hard fails if error is:
```
MTLCommandBufferErrorBlacklisted || MTLCommandBufferErrorNotPermitted || MTLCommandBufferErrorDeviceRemoved
```
- Otherwise fails conditionally if `config.resumeLostDevice == false` (current default)
For Ryujinx's use-case it's more graceful to resume on those errors rather than crashing the app, the error isn't totally silenced since `mvk` still logs it
Fixes#4704, #4575
* Vulkan: Batch vertex buffer updates
Some games can bind a large number of vertex buffers for draws. This PR allows for vertex buffers to be updated with one call rather than one per buffer.
This mostly affects the AMD Mesa driver, the testing platform was Steam Deck with Super Mario Odyssey. It was taking about 12% before, should be greatly reduced now.
A small optimization has been added to avoid looking up the same buffer multiple times, as a common pattern is for the same buffer to be bound many times in a row with different ranges.
* Only rebind vertex buffers if they have changed
* Address feedback
