* loader: enable AMD CPU instruction patching on macOS
The guest instruction patcher was compiled out on macOS and runtimeLinker forced emulate_amd off,
so under Rosetta every SSE4a EXTRQ/INSERTQ took the SIGILL path (about 18 us each). Build the
patcher on all hosts and let --amd-cpu enable it on macOS like on Windows and Linux. The host
feature probe already reports no SSE4a under Rosetta, so EXTRQ becomes a native trampoline and the
remaining fallbacks keep using the x64 instruction emulator through the host exception handler.
* tests: macos_sse4a covers the guest instruction patcher on macOS
Patch EXTRQ/INSERTQ blobs in an RWX area with a trampoline page behind it, with the host features of
Rosetta (no SSE4a/RDPID/CLWB), and compare against the SIGILL emulator: EXTRQ must become a native
trampoline without SIGILL, INSERTQ stays a trap handled by the emulator, and nothing is touched
without emulate_amd.
* loader: emulate the patcher's VRSQRTPS trap and MWAITX on macOS
The AMD CPU patcher marks VRSQRTPS it cannot relocate by clearing a reserved
VEX.vvvv bit, which raises #UD on every host including Rosetta. The macOS build
left TryEmulateReciprocalSquareRoot and TryEmulateMonitorxMwaitx out, so the
guest died with an unhandled SIGILL at the first such site.
Both are plain SSE2/libc, so enable them on macOS. The Darwin context also
gains ClearUpperYmm so the VEX.128 result zeroes YMM[255:128] when the thread
has the AVX context. macos_sse4a covers the trapped VRSQRTPS and MWAITX.
* tests: macos_sse4a runs a plain VEX.128 VRSQRTPS through the patcher
The existing case started from an instruction that was already marked as a trap. The
new cases feed the ordinary encoding to PatchGuestInstructions and compare the result
with the emulated reference, both through a native trampoline and, when the instruction
cannot be relocated, through the trap mark and the signal emulator.
* loader: compact macOS instruction patcher coverage
Share the emulator dispatch chain while keeping SHA emulation limited to non-Apple hosts and preserving handler order. Remove a duplicate VRSQRTPS signal test already covered by both native and trapped patcher cases, plus blank lines left by removed platform guards.
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* Map UDS events to trophies via dumped metadata and redesign trophy UI
Correlate each UDS event to its stat ID (uds00.ucp) and trophy target (trophy00.ucp) instead of a hard-coded event, store trophy JSON with unlock date/time outside _SaveData, and add a PS5-style toast, viewer and overview.
Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* Fix trophy rule evaluation and share progress accounting
* Match trophy and reload toolbar styling
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Co-authored-by: nmzik <Nmzik@mail.ru>
* libNet: honour the option mask in sceHttpUriBuild
sceHttpUriBuild's `option` argument (SCE_HTTP_URI_BUILD_WITH_*) selects which
components of the SceHttpUriElement end up in the output. HttpUriBuild logged
the value and ignored it, always returning the full URL.
Black Myth: Wukong calls it with SCHEME alone and requires "https://" (or
"http://") back before it starts an HTTP request. The full URL fails that
check, so the request starter returns false. The caller's "run on game thread
and wait" helper then returns early while its task stays queued, still holding
by-reference captures of a stack frame that is already gone. About 70 seconds
into boot the game thread runs that task against the dead stack and faults
(null read at eboot+0x59662f). With the mask honoured the game gets past that
point and reaches its title cinematic and menu.
Bits: SCHEME 0x01, HOSTNAME 0x02, PORT 0x04, PATH 0x08, USERNAME 0x10,
PASSWORD 0x20, QUERY 0x40, FRAGMENT 0x80. A mask with none of the eight bits
set keeps the previous "everything" behaviour for callers that never pass one.
A scheme-only build returns "https://", the authority marker belonging to the
scheme chunk.
Adds TestBuildHonoursOption to http_uri_parse covering scheme-only, hostname,
port, path, and the 0xff / 0 cases.
* libNet: simplify URI build code and tests
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On Linux (PipeWire / ALSA), the 4-channel USB audio playback device for
the DualSense controller is named 'Wireless Controller' based on Sony's
USB product descriptor string. Previously, FindDevice() only matched
names containing 'DualSense', causing quad-channel endpoint discovery to
fail on Linux systems.
Add 'Wireless Controller' to the allowed endpoint names when 4 channels
are present, and add a test case verifying discovery under this name.
Bartłomiej Wołyńczyk
thenotsoquietninja44-collab
Felipe
nmzik
Claxten
TheCruZ
Rohit Mahto
fxpw
Çağatay Güçlü
Pyxellator
Arthur Alves