In my testing on macOS, MK8 sometimes crashed at this function, giving a void type instead of u32.
I've temporarily commented this out until (if) this is implemented and added a check for if it is implemented
Fixes x86_64 builds for Android by stubbing a function that calls into libadrenotools to query GPU driver information. libadrenotools is only available for arm64.
The function should not be called anyways, as the menu that would display the information is disabled on unsupported devices.
To enable x86_64 for building change the line `abiFilters += listOf("arm64-v8a")` in `src/android/app/build.gradle.kts` to `abiFilters += listOf("arm64-v8a", "x86_64")`.
I did not do this by default as it significantly increases the build time (the native part needs to be build once for each architecture) and increases the app size (this is less of a concern as games are already significantly larger).
It might allow usage on Chromebooks (the internet tells me those run on x86_64) and some few Android devices. The main advantage I see is for development of the app itself, as it allows running it in waydroid for local testing.
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Older versions of gcc (gcc-11 which is used in the build guide) seem to struggle with these two struct initializations (if I understand this correctly it is using "designated initialization" which is new in C++20) leading to compile errors (see #42).
This replaces those two initializations with a more explicit one that also compiles on gcc-11.
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There's already a `-DYUZU_ROOM` flag that can be set to OFF to skip compiling that executable.
This adds a `-DYUZU_CMD` flag that is ON by default, but can be set to OFF to also skip compiling the yuzu-cmd executable.
Setting both to OFF saves **_a lot_** of compiling time if you don't ever use either the yuzu-room or yuzu-cmd exes.
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Removes the early access Android app variant from the build config and removes the get early access button from the settings tab.
I also tried to remove the code for the variant (different logo + colors) and the code for the button, but I am no Android developer so I might have missed some stuff.
Additionally I did not touch the translation files.
Essentially this gets rid of the now useless fancy button and improves build times as it only needs to build one apk now.
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Whatever there's left can still be removed at a later point.
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Adds a new option "On Load" to the "Optimize SPIRV output" option that turns on optimizations during the loading of the shader cache from disk, but turns it off after that.
The previous checkbox states have been named "Never" for unchecked and "Always" for checked.
The idea is that once the shader cache has most of the shaders in a game cached they can be optimized during initial game startup (where a performance hit matters less) and the few shaders that get compiled during runtime are not optimized to reduce performance hits.
Most of the commit is adding the setting to the Android app, the main logic is in the `gl_shader_cache.cpp` and `vk_pipeline_cache.cpp` files.
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Reverts most of this commit (but not all, some parts are still needed, or were reverted already in later EAs): 39c8ddcda2 or 39c8ddcda2
Above commit to the audio sink was first included in EA-3835, changing the way an audio engine is auto-selected by lowest latency... but still doesn't work very well, often using cubeb when it should use SDL.
A side effect of this was that microstuttering was introduced in a few titles. In Diablo 3, the main player character appears to teleport forward a few steps, every couple of steps. It's a consistent, constant stutter when simply walking forward. Occurs for both SDL and cubeb, with cubeb noticeably worse.
3834 and 3833 didn't have this issue with SDL, and the commit above was the bulk of the changes for 3835. Reverting those changes back to the 3833 version has fixed the stutter (for me at least) in D3 as long as SDL is selected (cubeb still stutters). The only observed negative is the audio engine may need to be manually selected in global settings instead of using auto.
Also seems to have fixed intermittent microstutters in TOTK and RDR. Unaware of other titles this may fix, or possibly create a problem for (though creating issues probably is not likely.)
