- Allows sections reclaimed by the surface store due to overlap/inheritance to be identified and removed.
- Additionally, potentially lowers the number of flushes required per block with multiple overlaps improving efficiency and theoretically performance.
Allow x30 times the speed of vblank rate + clocks scale of original PS3.
In theory a 60 fps limit game which scales frame limit perfectly with vblank rate can be played at up to 1800 fps with this change.
And:
* Fixed lv2 sleep with Clocks Scaling
* Make these settings dynamicaly adjustable.
* Avoid code duplication
- Reject writes to RTT if the source data is of unknown origin.
non-RTT data and only 1 line in length is suspicious and often GPU data like programs or other rendering inputs.
- PS3 games include both PPU and SPU code in their PPU executables, so to make patching games that make use of the same SPU libraries easier, we add a system to find and patch them.
- Patches for this system still use SPU LS (Local Storage) addresses despite the fact that we aren't loading anything into SPU LS at this time. The patches are checked against each segment and patched in place.
- Attempt to identify blit operations that will be flushed immediately
after and just do them on CPU instead if the transformation is trivial.
- If only a single blit section is contributing to an atlas merge op, the
threshold should be 100%. The only acceptable result here is a
truncation.
- Raise passing 'score' from 50% to 90% to filter out very incomplete
merge operations.
- Catch unfit sections passing the match test; possible for blit_dst
data but will likely be always harmless. Disabled in release builds by default.
- Some games use texture semaphore for zcull sync which is rather bizzare.
However, it works on realhw as the depth test happens before fragment shader completion
- Due to the high performance penalty incurred by this act, this
behavior is only enabled by the "strict rendering mode" option.
