The loops over event types 0, 4 and -1 for sceNetCtlGetResult and sceNetCtlGetResultV6 required the not-implemented throw, so they would fail once those events are implemented. Events 1 to 3, initialization and the null-pointer checks stay.
The console's own sscanf, run natively from three titles' libc.prx, returns 0 for %qd and stores nothing, where FreeBSD 11.4's source reads q as ll. A q directive now ends the scan there, and the count of conversions before it is returned. The test adds the console's rows for wrapping narrow conversions, saturating 64-bit ones with ERANGE, and %qd.
The newest copy's staging buffer exists only after Refresh, so evicting before it under-counted the held bytes. The evicting test now asserts a count that holds on every driver: at least the newest copy and fewer than the 8 an unbounded cache keeps.
agc_driver_depth_plane_sampling_evicting passes --evicting, and the test then requires a single
depth plane copy left in the cache (DepthPlaneCopyCount) after the cases. With
APS5_DEPTH_PLANE_COPY_MIB=0, which keeps every copy, it fails with "8 depth plane copies were kept
with a 1 MiB budget, expected only the newest". The explanatory comments move to the pull request.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
A depth plane copy (a depth surface sampled as several slices, an integer view or a cube) was
kept until the device went away, with a staging buffer of its own size, and a staging buffer it
outgrew was never freed. Every depth surface a scene ever sampled this way held its copy, so
device memory grew with each new scene (0.4-1.2 GB in RE2 after a level load).
The copies now share their image's ownership with the views they hand out, the recorder keeps
the image and the staging buffer until the recorded copy has run, and past
APS5_DEPTH_PLANE_COPY_MIB (default 256; 0 keeps every copy) the least recently used copies
leave the cache. A copy made again refills from the surface and guest memory as a new one does.
agc_driver_depth_plane_sampling_evicting runs the plane sampling cases with a 1 MiB budget.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
image_get_resinfo returns 0 in its third component when the instruction's
DIM has no layers (1D, 2D, 2D MSAA) and the T# is not 3D, as measured on
RDNA 2 in #7550. Keep 1D-array T#s on their first layer and MSAA T#s
refused, and record the unmeasured forms in the shader debt file.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
image_get_resinfo with DIM 1D on a cube, 3D or 2D-array T# was refused
with "image address has too few coordinate components": the tracker made
a 1D image that only the query uses, and no 1D mode matches such a T#.
The returned size, layer count and levels come from the T#; DIM only sets
the number of address registers. A 1D image used only by dimension
queries now decodes the T#'s own dimension and accepts 2D, 1D array,
2D array, 3D and cube views.
The flag is stored in the shader disk cache, so FormatVersion moves to 38.
PPSA01317 queries a 64x64 cube with DIM 1D in a pixel shader.
AI-assisted: yes
