A look of what's to come.

[NaturalViolence]

You really should have made a kickstarter. Do you have any idea how much money you could have made off of this? I know people that would give you their left kidney to have this.

[Zee530]

It has.....good audio, thats a start.

[DefenderX]

But the ARM CPUs are still too slow...

anyway, i don't have Android and I won't use it.

[Starscream]

Cool, we're going to have a Dolphin icon on Android soon.

[Legit1240]

Aww man some days I wish I did not get the lumia 920 but Dolphin on the go sounds cool

[Zee530]

(01-22-2013, 02:33 AM)Starscream Wrote: Cool, we're going to have a Dolphin icon on Android soon.

LOL

[shellashock]

out of curiosity, how many speed hacks would have to be implemented and how many accuracy sacrifices would have to be made for dolphin to run at decent (75-80%) speed on a higher end android phone. Would it be so inaccurate that it could not run, or would it just be hyper buggy?

[Sonicadvance1]

Well, considering my crappy AMD E-450 is bottlenecked by the GPU in most games, which according to wikipedia gets 82-97GFLOPs worth of performance.
My Mali-T604 gets 72GFLOPS, and my cell phone's adreno 320 is 40-45 GFLOPS.

It makes sense that the Mali-T624 and Adreno 330 that double each of their predecessor in terms of speed will work way better.

I'm optimistic that I can get BAM3K and Crazy Taxi running full speed relatively quickly, other games will have to wait and see until I get floating point instructions emulated in my ARMJIT core.

[neobrain]

btw, I wonder how many people actually noticed you were using the software renderer in that video.. :p

[Shonumi]

(01-23-2013, 05:50 AM)neobrain Wrote: btw, I wonder how many people actually noticed you were using the software renderer in that video.. :p

I just assumed it was rendering in SW; AFAIK, there isn't a working graphics backend capable of utilizing EGL yet, is there? That development would probably go a long ways to porting Dolphin to ARM devices.