* add ntsc-u and ntsc-j support
Co-authored-by: DarthMDev <mgracer48@yahoo.com>
Co-authored-by: rooklz <rookieb@muzo-works.com>
* hash inc files and require project for shards
* port remaining stale rr us hooks
* drop map report generation
* drop one-off region porters
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Co-authored-by: DarthMDev <mgracer48@yahoo.com>
Co-authored-by: rooklz <rookieb@muzo-works.com>
The compile slice advanced a fixed step per line of build output, so how
far it moved depended on how many lines the build printed. When aurora and
its dependencies are compiled locally (as on macOS) the bar reached its cap
long before the game itself was compiled. Read ninja's edge counter instead.
* test: cover display lists that overflow the staging batch
GXCallDisplayList and GXCallDisplayListLE decode a list with a single
fifo::process() call. When a draw does not fit the staging batch,
process() stops at that draw, and the rest of the list is never drawn.
The test stubs can now admit N draws, refuse the next one as a full
batch would, and count the split that follows. The new test refuses
the middle or the last of three draws, in big- and little-endian
lists, and expects one split and the last draw's vertices.
Also stub aurora::window::set_force_aspect_16_9, called since #256,
so gx_fifo_tests links again.
Fails without the next commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: submit staging and continue when a display list overflows it
drain() already loops process() -> split_staging_batch() -> retry.
Move that loop into fifo::process_all() and use it for drain() and
both GXCallDisplayList variants, so a display list that fills the
staging batch submits it and draws the rest instead of dropping it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace /tmp unlinked temporary files and file-backed mmap with anonymous host pages and Mach mach_vm_remap shared aliases, eliminating disk I/O, APFS churn, and SSD write amplification on macOS.
Adapted from KartPad (chrissotraidis/kartpad).
* Fix macOS controller platform, sync player indices, and preserve socket send error
- Preserve captured socket send error across diagnostic logging in network_socket.cpp
- Use SDL_GetPlatform() instead of hardcoded Windows in controller mapping wizard
- Synchronize Aurora and SDL player indices on port assignment and clear in pad.cpp
- Auto-assign Player 1 on macOS when unconfigured in input.cpp
* fix(input): refine macOS port 0 assignment and persistence logic
- Persist port 0 preference for newly connected controller even if already assigned player index 0
- Verify controller has no preference on other ports before assigning to port 0
patchzyy