test
restore driver selection
fix adreno hooking
fix adreno hooking
fix unzip code
refactor virtual pad composition
separate game loading from surface creation
add closing emulation(starting a new one is still broken), disabled audio
safely close audio on game exit
add dlc manager
fix AsFlags rename conflict
Switch to Java 17 LTS
Keep libryujinx symbols
Add gradle module for libryujinx
Update dependencies
Raise minSdk to 30 to fix linter errors
Make stripSymbols a gradle property
Preserve other jni libraries
Fix file trees
Fix AndroidManifest.xml warnings
Suppress Google Play permission warning
Add preBuild dependency on libryujinx for app
Add toolchain path to all operating systems correctly
Make dotnet executable path configurable
Fix OS detection
Only build LibRyujinx if source or project files changed
Add toolchain path to output
Fix PATH variable on Windows
I spent ~7 hours debugging this.
I searched for a bug in the Exec task and found nothing.
I tried different ways to invoke the dotnet command
to make sure PATH is always set before.
I also modified Microsoft.NETCore.Native.Unix.targets to echo PATH via Exec and via Text.
But in the end I was confused about seeing two PATH variables
when checking the dotnet.exe subprocess with ProcessHacker.
This made me try setting the Path variable instead of PATH
and to my surprise this just worked.
Turns out Windows environment variables are case-sensitive and
Windows uses Path instead of PATH like Unix.
God, I love Microsoft Windows. :)
Cleanup LibRyujinx and add more verbose logging
Cleanup RyujinxAndroid
* Vulkan: Feedback loop improvements
This PR allows the Vulkan backend to detect attachment feedback loops. These are currently used in the following ways:
- Partial use of VK_EXT_attachment_feedback_loop_layout
- All renderable textures have AttachmentFeedbackLoopBitExt
- Compile pipelines with Color/DepthStencil feedback loop flags when present
- Support using FragmentBarrier for feedback loops (fixes regressions from https://github.com/Ryujinx/Ryujinx/pull/7012 )
TODO:
- AMD GPUs may need layout transitions for it to properly allow textures to be used in feedback loops.
- Use dynamic state for feedback loops. The background pipeline will always miss since feedback loop state isn't known on the GPU project.
- How is the barrier dependency flag used? (DXVK just ignores it, there's no vulkan validation...)
- Improve subpass dependencies to fix validation errors
* Mark field readonly
* Add feedback loop dynamic state
* fix: add MoltenVK resolver workaround
fix: add MoltenVK resolver workaround
* Formatting
* Fix more complaints
* RADV dcc workaround
* Use dynamic state properly, cleanup.
* Use aspects flags in more places
TryDequeue checks for _disposed before taking the lock. If another
thread calls Dispose before it takes the lock, it won't get woken up by
the PulseAll call, and will deadlock in Monitor.Wait.
Double-checking _disposed with the lock taken should avoid this.
While building I got some warnings, so I updated the dependency.
`warning NU1903: Package 'SixLabors.ImageSharp' 2.1.8 has a known high severity vulnerability, https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-63p8-c4ww-9cg7`
* Fix arbitrary sorting by "Favorite" in the UI by making it the same as sorting alphabetically while giving favorites priority.
* Use a more engineered solution rather than string hacks.
* Address code style warnings. Add null checking. Make title name comparison case insensitive.
* one more style fix
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Co-authored-by: Logan Stromberg <lostromb@microsoft.com>
* refactor: replace usage of ByteMemoryPool with MemoryOwner<byte>
* refactor: delete unused ByteMemoryPool and ByteMemoryPool.ByteMemoryPoolBuffer types
* refactor: change IMemoryOwner<byte> return types to MemoryOwner<byte>
* fix(perf): get span via `MemoryOwner<T>.Span` directly instead of `MemoryOwner<T>.Memory.Span`
* fix(perf): get span via MemoryOwner<T>.Span directly instead of `MemoryOwner<T>.Memory.Span`
* fix(perf): get span via MemoryOwner<T>.Span directly instead of `MemoryOwner<T>.Memory.Span`
