* Do not wait on DEVICE 0x30 semaphore, it seems like it is something to do with queue command synchronization.
- This also fixes cellGcmSetFlipWithWaitLabel which is built specifically to enable accurate RSX flipping time, its waiting command is confirmed to be placed **AFTER** DEVICE 0x30 waiting.
* Fix default vsync state to be enabled. (and set it to enabled in cellGcmSetVBlankFrequency as well)
* Add experimental "Infinite" frame limiter mode.
* Fix spurious enabling of second vblank.
* Update asmjit dependency (aarch64 branch)
* Disable USE_DISCORD_RPC by default
* Dump some JIT objects in rpcs3 cache dir
* Add SIGILL handler for all platforms
* Fix resetting zeroing denormals in thread pool
* Refactor most v128:: utils into global gv_** functions
* Refactor PPU interpreter (incomplete), remove "precise"
* - Instruction specializations with multiple accuracy flags
* - Adjust calling convention for speed
* - Removed precise/fast setting, replaced with static
* - Started refactoring interpreters for building at runtime JIT
* (I got tired of poor compiler optimizations)
* - Expose some accuracy settings (SAT, NJ, VNAN, FPCC)
* - Add exec_bytes PPU thread variable (akin to cycle count)
* PPU LLVM: fix VCTUXS+VCTSXS instruction NaN results
* SPU interpreter: remove "precise" for now (extremely non-portable)
* - As with PPU, settings changed to static/dynamic for interpreters.
* - Precise options will be implemented later
* Fix termination after fatal error dialog
The findData() on the invalid value correction wasn't working, and was still returning -1.
This was then used in the enable_buffering lambda as the IndexChanged callback, and throwing the Assert.
Have replaced this usage with a lambda to manually find the appropriate entry. Since we localise the text displayed, neither findData nor findText of the combo box did the job.
I haven't touched the is_ranged use of findData.
Provides a setting which can be applied per game, and allows for a custom date/time to be set.
The console time will then apply this as an offset to the computer wallclock.
This allows for games which look at the console time to determine their gameplay to be adjusted.
