Hello,
people who use cheat codes with Dolphin may have noticed that they don't always work as they should.
This can be easily explained:
Dolphin writes the cheat codes into the virtual memory and the changes can be overwritten by the game for a moment.
The result is that cheats behave weird (Moon jump doesn't work in WW).
But cheats do flawlessly work on a physical console because the cheats are "executed" by a code handler the console executes every single frame.
There it doesn't matter whether the game attempts to overwrite the cheated value or not. The code handler's PPC will write/execute the cheat every single frame.
So Dolphin could also apply a PPC based code handler to solve this problem.
(to still allow an unlimited amount of cheats Dolphin could map a few kBytes of virtual memory where the code handler and cheats can be stored)
people who use cheat codes with Dolphin may have noticed that they don't always work as they should.
This can be easily explained:
Dolphin writes the cheat codes into the virtual memory and the changes can be overwritten by the game for a moment.
The result is that cheats behave weird (Moon jump doesn't work in WW).
But cheats do flawlessly work on a physical console because the cheats are "executed" by a code handler the console executes every single frame.
There it doesn't matter whether the game attempts to overwrite the cheated value or not. The code handler's PPC will write/execute the cheat every single frame.
So Dolphin could also apply a PPC based code handler to solve this problem.
(to still allow an unlimited amount of cheats Dolphin could map a few kBytes of virtual memory where the code handler and cheats can be stored)
CPU: 2 x Intel Xeon e5 2687w @ 3.1GHz (3.8GHz turbo)
GPU: Asus GTX 980 STRIX
RAM: 16GB DDR3 1600MHz
Dolphin is installed on an SSD by OCZ; Vertex 3 with 530MB/s Rs, 500MB/s Ws
GPU: Asus GTX 980 STRIX
RAM: 16GB DDR3 1600MHz
Dolphin is installed on an SSD by OCZ; Vertex 3 with 530MB/s Rs, 500MB/s Ws