Works better then the just the patched version I had tried before. Frame rate is still a little under but none of the extreme fluctuation that I was running into. Much better. Thank you very much
I'll keep playing with this build and let you know if I run into any additional issues
Great so far but I get a weird WTF error every time i start the emulator, and it closes right after, I heard this was a problem for 3.0-354 in general, any way you can fix this?
(01-05-2012, 03:41 PM)yogoes123 Wrote: [ -> ]Great so far but I get a weird WTF error every time i start the emulator, and it closes right after, I heard this was a problem for 3.0-354 in general, any way you can fix this?
It is fixed in next one i think (3.0-355). Shouldnt be present with next build. (when i make/upload it)
http://code.google.com/p/dolphin-emu/source/detail?r=363cf39ca9c6d33efe83d97e9c0101a3195c011a
Quote:Works better then the just the patched version I had tried before. Frame rate is still a little under but none of the extreme fluctuation that I was running into. Much better. Thank you very much
You're welcome.
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First public beta of DolphinConfiguraionProfilesGUI (DGC) is available for download [/color](included in latest builds 3.0-363).
I added it ONLY for testing puprose, not general use.
At this moment, 60% of features are implemented (green-highlighted on image), [color=#FF0000]
and only .iso and .gcm extensions (for game images) are supported[/color]. .siso , .gcz and .wad will be added soon.
Using DGC (check the image below also):
1. Select your Dolphin folder
2. Select your game (iso,gcm) folder
3. Run a scan for game discovery
4. Select a game from list
5. Use any of settings available and override default game settings. (those highlighted in green are available)
6. Have fun.
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Notice:[/color]
It may happen that some features arent working, in that case report that to me. Of course, you can include additional info (screenshots, games used on, etc.)
Nice. Dolphin really needs this.
Also is there some reason Dolphin isn't ICC optimized to begin with? I have no idea about programming but it would make sense to me that new programs should detect what instruction sets are available and then use them.
(01-06-2012, 06:51 AM)Nachbar Wrote: [ -> ]Nice. Dolphin really needs this.
Also is there some reason Dolphin isn't ICC optimized to begin with? I have no idea about programming but it would make sense to me that new programs should detect what instruction sets are available and then use them.
Dolphin developers team doesent support ICC. Thats the reason.
Quote:Also is there some reason Dolphin isn't ICC optimized to begin with? I have no idea about programming but it would make sense to me that new programs should detect what instruction sets are available and then use them.
ICC stands for intel C++ compiler, it is a compiler for c++ code developed by intel (thus the name). It has nothing to do with writing code, it is simply one of many compilers that you can use to compile the code. Mammario is responsible for maintaining the server that runs this website and forum. He has a script setup on the server that automatically checks the master branch of the dolphin-emu GIT repository and if it has been updated downloads the new source code, compiles it, and posts it to the download page as a new build. His script uses visual studios to compile the code since that is the c++ compiler that he has.
Regardless of this dolphin already detects your cpus instruction set and applies the appropriate optimizations all the way up to SSE4.2 at runtime. This has nothing to do with the compiler that you use. So your question doesn't make any sense.
(01-06-2012, 12:53 PM)NaturalViolence Wrote: [ -> ]Quote:Also is there some reason Dolphin isn't ICC optimized to begin with? I have no idea about programming but it would make sense to me that new programs should detect what instruction sets are available and then use them.
ICC stands for intel C++ compiler, it is a compiler for c++ code developed by intel (thus the name). It has nothing to do with writing code, it is simply one of many compilers that you can use to compile the code. Mammario is responsible for maintaining the server that runs this website and forum. He has a script setup on the server that automatically checks the master branch of the dolphin-emu GIT repository and if it has been updated downloads the new source code, compiles it, and posts it to the download page as a new build. His script uses visual studios to compile the code since that is the c++ compiler that he has.
Regardless of this dolphin already detects your cpus instruction set and applies the appropriate optimizations all the way up to SSE4.2 at runtime. This has nothing to do with the compiler that you use. So your question doesn't make any sense.
I think you got him totaly confused now
It isn't free is probably the biggest reason.