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Matthew Stanley
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Makes the parked projection/perspective work reachable and gets it into the
renderers people actually use. Addresses issue #92 (PGXP-style geometry and
texture correction).
The GTE side cache, SWC2 RAM provenance, GP0 triangle preparation and the
software-renderer consumption path already landed in 2ceaf5a ("park projection
and perspective correction", from kem0x PR #14), but were unreachable: the
generic setters gte_geometry_correction_set() / gpu_texture_correction_set()
had no production caller, and the corrected vertices went straight to
sw_set_precise_triangle(), bypassing the renderer vtable — while the default
renderer is OpenGL.
This adds:
- [video] geometry_correction and [video] perspective_texturing, in game.toml
and settings.toml, both defaulting false. Independent knobs; the launcher
seed marks them present so a save round-trips a hand-edited key instead of
dropping it. Startup names the active pair, and notes when geometry
correction is on below supersampling 2 (where it cannot be seen).
- gr_set_precise_triangle() / gr_set_perspective_triangle() on the
GpuRenderBackend vtable, so gpu.c hands the correction to whichever backend
is live rather than to the software rasterizer directly. NULL entries no-op.
- OpenGL and Vulkan consumption. Positions are already float end-to-end, so
sub-pixel vertices drop in; the readback dirty rect widens by one pixel to
cover them. Perspective UVs use a per-vertex a_q weight and clip coordinates
pre-multiplied by w = 1/q, letting the hardware's own perspective divide
interpolate a smooth UV varying beside the affine noperspective one. a_q == 0
— the default, and what every prim gets with the feature off — makes w
exactly 1.0 and selects the affine varying, so the faithful path is the
pre-feature pipeline unchanged.
The PS1-visible GTE SXY FIFO stays integer either way: guest-side screen-bounds
culling and SXY readback are untouched, and this remains visual-only.
Also fixes a pre-existing concurrent-build race found while validating: every
runtime target runs embed_spirv.py over the same shaders, and each wrote
"<shader>.spv" next to the source, so under -j N one process deleted the file
another had just written (FileNotFoundError on a shader that compiled fine).
The intermediates now go to a per-invocation temp dir.
Parked-work provenance retained; see ENHANCEMENTS.md G1.
Co-authored-by: Kareem Olim <kareemolim@gmail.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Internal dev-logs & design notes
These are the working design documents and burn-down logs the project was built from. They are historical/working notes, not contributor onboarding docs — they capture decisions, phased plans, and deep subsystem investigations in the order they happened, and some sections are superseded by later ones.
If you're new here, start with the top-level README.md,
then docs/ARCHITECTURE.md,
docs/EXECUTION_MODEL.md,
docs/BUILDING.md, and
CONTRIBUTING.md. Come here when you need the why
behind a specific subsystem.
Plans & roadmap
PLAN.md— the original phased build plan (P1–P6).FAITHFUL_TIMING_PLAN.md— the authoritative cycle-accuracy north-star plan and status log.FIRST_MILESTONE.md— the first-boot milestone gate.STUBS_TO_FIX.md— hardware-stub burn-down (pre-game gate).
Cycle accuracy & timing
PRECISE_IRQ_SLICE.md— exact-instruction IRQ delivery.CYCLE_MODEL_BEETLE.md— the Beetle-derived cycle model.ACCURACY_BURNDOWN.md— full accuracy burn-down across all axes (semantics, cycle, IRQ, MMIO, peripherals, determinism).COSIM_ORACLE.md— the first-divergence co-sim oracle.
BIOS / scheduler
HLE_SCHEDULER_CARVEOUT_PLAN.md— the cooperative-thread scheduler HLE carve-out.WEDGE_load4_shell_rootcause.md— a specific boot-shell wedge root-cause writeup.
Renderer / widescreen
GL_RENDERER_HANDOFF.md— OpenGL renderer design.NATIVE_WIDE_PLAN.md— native-wide 16:9 (GTE FOV) plan.BACKDROP_PRELOAD.md— widescreen backdrop preload.
Overlay cache internals
SLJIT_PERSIST_CACHE.md— persisted overlay-shard cache design.