Not tested much so your mileage may vary.Īs always, make sure you backup your own INI files if you want to keep them. MT version is the one I actively develp, the other is just dumbed down not to support threading. There were some last-minute cleanups in the code, I hope I didn't break anything In short: keep it off unless Makaron complains about it. Some WinCE games are automatically recognized (this works only for GD images) and MMU will be turned on when necessary. It'll work either way but will be a lot slower with MMU enabled.
Some however (like Ikaruga) use only partial translation and this can be emulated without full-blown MMU support. Just so you know.Ĩ) If you manually enable MMU the recompiler will not switch to address translation mode until it's actually requested, so there's no speed penalty in BIOS and most games. It's only going to be a problem if it crashes, as it might not re-enable it on exit. Late T9 versions have this problem too, by the way.ħ) Makaron now disables screen saver when run. I'm not planning on fixing that anytime soon though, as it would break many other things.
#MAKARON DREAMCAST BIOS CODE#
No 16:x aspect ratios yet.Ħ) Changes to sorting/drawing code broke shadows in Virtua Fighter 3tb. This might cause Makaron to crash but it's very unlikely as data reads and playing audio are mutualy exclusive tasks.ĥ) There are some minor changes in full-screen setup code (the debug window will be hidden and not forcibly refreshed). Thanks to those changes compatibility has improved and following titles should now boot and work:Ĥ) CD-DA (audio tracks) will play, but still use the older method of fetching data. It's considered normal behaviour since this is how Dreamcast works. In other words, if you got fast system you should get stable performance.ģ) Due to changes in GD-DMA code loading times are back. It'll most likely affect only low-end systems as there isn't really much of a difference (if any) on my E6600.Ģ) WinCE games usually crash when emulation speed drops below certain treshold.
Expect T10 soon.ġ) T10 might be a bit slower than T9 series. Well, for me at least It needs to be tested further on variety of hardware - and that's where you people come in.
I think I've finally got the DMA code working.
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