* Fix SPU LR event setting in atomic commands according to hw test
* MFC: increment timestamp for PUT cmd in non-tsx path
* MFC: fix reservation lost test on non-tsx path in regard to the lock bit
* Reservation notification moved out of writer_lock scope to reduce its lifetime
* Use passive_lock/unlock in ppu atomic inctrustions to reduce redundancy
* Lock only once for dma transfers (non-TSX)
* Don't use RDTSC in reservation update logic
* Remove MFC cmd args passing to process_mfc_cmd
* Reorder check_state cpu_flag::memory check for faster unlocking
* Specialization for 128-byte data copy in SPU dma transfers
* Implement memory range locks and isolate PPU and SPU passive lock logic
Increase untouched buffer timeout when some of the buffers have been
touched. Might improve audio quality on games that suffered from
miniscule popping even when buffering was enabled (such as DeS).
In addition, made time stretching algorithm slightly more aggressive.
Includes some other tiny tweaks as well.
Also renames "AudioThread" to "AudioBackend". The new name is more
descriptive of what the class really is responsible for, since the
backends are not responsible for managing the audio thread.
NOTE: Right now only XAudio2 is supported
- Avoid tagging and rely on read/write barriers and the dirty flag mechanism. Testing is done with a weak 8-byte memory test
- Introducing new data when tagging breaks applications with race conditions where tags can overwrite flushed data
- D24S8 targets have 2 aspects that are dealt with separately; Forcefully initialize the remaining data if a partial init is done. Its 'free' anyway
- It seems that the stencil mask matters when clearing unlike the depth mask and color mask
- gl: Include an execution state wrapper to ensure state changes are consistent. Also removes a lot of required 'cleanup' for helper methods
- texture_cache: Make execition context a mandatory field as it is required for all operations. Also removes a lot of situations where duplicate argument is added in for both fixed and vararg fields
- Explicit read/write barrier for framebuffer resources depending on
usage. Allows for operations like optional memory initialization before
reading
