Jake.Stine b71b837efa Linux: Added more correct __asm__ qualifiers and conditions; including __volatile__ on a lot of asm code (it should really be the default behavior and non-vlatile the specifier, but whatever >_<), and added register clobber specifiers. Might help unbreak some of GCC 4.4's optimization problems, although VIFdma's uber-hack SSE optimization looks like a real problem. ...

git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@1964 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288

2009-10-05 11:05:11 +00:00

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build

Lots of new code maintenance stuffs:

2009-10-04 08:27:27 +00:00

include

Linux: Added more correct __asm__ qualifiers and conditions; including __volatile__ on a lot of asm code (it should really be the default behavior and non-vlatile the specifier, but whatever >_<), and added register clobber specifiers. Might help unbreak some of GCC 4.4's optimization problems, although VIFdma's uber-hack SSE optimization looks like a real problem.

2009-10-05 11:05:11 +00:00

src

Linux: Added more correct __asm__ qualifiers and conditions; including __volatile__ on a lot of asm code (it should really be the default behavior and non-vlatile the specifier, but whatever >_<), and added register clobber specifiers. Might help unbreak some of GCC 4.4's optimization problems, although VIFdma's uber-hack SSE optimization looks like a real problem.

2009-10-05 11:05:11 +00:00

vsprops

Win32 build system:

2009-10-03 16:51:27 +00:00

svn_readme.txt

Restructured the build system from the ground up. 3rdparty libs have been moved back into a /3rdparty folder, and are compiled as libraries. Most relevant plugins are part of the pcsx2_suite_2008.sln. Revision tagging of filenames is still there, but is now disabled by default. Pathnames with spaces shouldn't break the buildscripts anymore. Removed tons and tons of files in an effort to simplify the repository and build system management. So if a solution file you're used to using is missing, it's missing for a good reason (means the project can be built either from the Suite solution, or by double-clicking the project file from explorer, from which MSVC creates a new solution for you).

2009-02-24 02:08:37 +00:00