revamp controller LED in jak 1 + reorganize some pc-settings things + fix some jak 2 decomp (#2719)

game/kernel/common/klisten.cpp

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ void klisten_init_globals() {
  */
 void ClearPending() {
   if (!MasterDebug || !ListenerStatus) {
-    // if we aren't debugging print the print buffer to stdout.
+    // if we aren't debugging or connected print the print buffer to stdout.
     if (PrintPending.offset != 0) {
       auto size = strlen(PrintBufArea.cast<char>().c() + sizeof(ListenerMessageHeader));
       if (size > 0) {
@@ -34,10 +34,19 @@ void ClearPending() {
   } else {
     if (ListenerStatus) {
       if (OutputPending.offset != 0) {
-        Ptr<char> msg = OutputBufArea.cast<char>() + sizeof(ListenerMessageHeader);
-        auto size = strlen(msg.c());
-        // note - if size is ever greater than 2^16 this will cause an issue.
-        SendFromBuffer(msg.c(), size);
+        // note - same 64 kB patch as prints done here
+        char* msg = OutputBufArea.cast<char>().c() + sizeof(ListenerMessageHeader);
+        auto size = strlen(msg);
+        while (size > 0) {
+          // sends larger than 64 kB are broken by the GoalProtoBuffer thing, so they are split
+          auto send_size = size;
+          if (send_size > 64000) {
+            send_size = 64000;
+          }
+          SendFromBuffer(msg, send_size);
+          size -= send_size;
+          msg += send_size;
+        }
         clear_output();
       }
 

game/kernel/common/kprint.h

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ extern Ptr<u8> PrintBufArea;
 constexpr u32 DEBUG_MESSAGE_BUFFER_SIZE = 0x80000;
 constexpr u32 DEBUG_OUTPUT_BUFFER_SIZE = 0x80000;
 constexpr u32 DEBUG_PRINT_BUFFER_SIZE = 0x200000;
-constexpr u32 PRINT_BUFFER_SIZE = 0x2000;
+constexpr u32 PRINT_BUFFER_SIZE = 0x8000;  // upped from 0x2000 on PS2 because we ran out of memory
 
 struct format_struct {
   char data[0x40];
@@ -141,4 +141,4 @@ char* kitoa(char* buffer, s64 value, u64 base, s32 length, char pad, u32 flag);
  * The format function does have the ability to call it, but it always passes a zero because
  * getting a 128-bit integer in PS2 gcc's varargs doesn't work.
  */
-void kqtoa();
+void kqtoa();