Accept valid special handles in scePadGetControllerType by using KnownHandle, reporting PAD_CONTROLLER_TYPE_UNKNOWN (0) for special handles with no physical controller behind them.
An address-based build releases the heap mirror at the base of each range
it imports. A mirror over a joined run of ranges starts at its first range
but spans the others too, so importing that range alone released it, and
the next descriptor bind rebuilt it: in Echoes of the End, 140 releases
and rebuilds of a 544 MiB mirror in 480 s. A heap mirror is now released
only when the imported range covers its reserved span.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
A sparse heap the guest grows by mapping an adjacent range is no longer
covered by one leased range, so bindSparseMirror refused it and every
use copied the heap's committed pieces on the CPU. The mirror now takes
a joined range over the run of continuing ranges (crossedRun), kept
while its member ranges stay the same.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
A press latched between two scePadReadState calls was dropped after a
fixed 100 ms. A title that reads less often than that loses most quick
taps: Persona 3 Reload reads the pad only through scePadReadState and,
in its menus, about every 170 ms.
The latch now lasts one and a half times the interval between the
title's two previous reads, kept between 100 ms and 500 ms. The
interval from before a pause in reading still applies after it, so a
press older than that is not reported as a fresh one.
getTagValue returned the first entry of a dynamic tag, so an executable
with DT_RELASZ 0 followed by DT_RELASZ 24 converted for Linux with exit
0 and an output without DT_RELA, while the reverse order kept the
relocation. getTagValue now scans every entry and throws "Conflicting
duplicate <NAME> tags" when a tag it is asked for repeats with a
different value, the rule RelativeRelocationIndex already applies with
unused-filter=1. The pipeline check accepts a repeat with the same
value: it is not ambiguous, and #1938, which rejected it, was closed
because no title was shown and because rejecting it could refuse an
input the console loads. The code analysis on Windows and macOS and the
strict filter keep their own duplicate checks. Inputs without such a
conflict convert as before, and an input with one now fails with the
same message on every target.
Bugsnax (PPSA01503) draws with DB_ALPHA_TO_MASK 0xe701 (quad offsets
3, 1, 2, 3 without OFFSET_ROUND) on a two-sample target and stopped on
the refusal of every dither but the eight-sample 0x18701. The pixel
shader now applies an eight-level per-quad table for it, measured
natively on gfx1032, and the request's dither byte selects that table
(serialization version 47). It is accepted only for two matched raster
and DB_EQAA samples, the two measured location pairs and FP16_ABGR or
32_ABGR exports.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
report() turned every nonzero exit of git merge-base into "<head> and
<base> have no common ancestor", so a mistyped or unfetched --head, a
tree or a blob was reported as unrelated history and git's own error was
dropped. Now only exit status 1 keeps that message, and any other
failure raises "git merge-base failed: <stderr>" like the merge-tree
call in conflicts(). git merge-base returns 1 when the histories share
no commit and dies with 128 when a revision does not resolve to a
commit. The tool still exits 2 in both cases, and
test_unrelated_histories_are_an_error now also checks that an invalid
head reports git's own merge-base error and not a missing common
ancestor.
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