Waveform adds now follow the PS5 module in cases main threw or answered with
the wrong code: flag bits 0x8, 0x20 and 0x40 and up are ignored in the values
PS5 ran, an add of no blocks with APPEND or RESET|APPEND returns 0 (or the
closed code on a closed waveform), one APPEND block on a mono PCM voice with
nothing queued is queued as a block of no frames (unsigned 8-bit, 16, 24 and
32-bit integer, 32 and 64-bit float), and any add to a never-set-up voice whose
waveform an add of no blocks closed returns the closed code.
The PS4 library shares the sources and returns its own code for a closed
waveform and a full queue, 0x804A0151, as PS4 11.00 does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
sceFontGraphicsAppendGradientSegment decodes from the 4.03 libSceFont
body at 0x20500: sorted-inserts a 0x18-byte color-stop node into the +8
chain of linear (0x20) and radial (0x30) gradient records while
node->+4 == record->+4 and position >= node->+0x10. Stop records live in
a unit byte stream built from the per-object segment arena at
object->+0x10 (+0xc0 descriptor, mutex at +0x40, stats +0x48/+0x4c),
allocated by the span allocator at 0x1b5e0 (12-byte nodes: count(22b),
chain index(21b), span end(21b); index 0 is the sentinel). Units chain
through frame->+0x18/+0x20 with byte position in frame->+0x10/+0x14;
sub-0x18 tails get a 0xff pad record plus a zeroed tail. Validation
order, error codes (0x80460020/0x80460086/0x80460002/0x804600a0), NaN
acceptance, stats updates skipped on alloc failure, and the pad loop's
abandon-on-failure all follow the disassembly; guest_font_graphics
covers insert order, epoch stop, pads, unit boundaries and exhaustion.
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AnyPS5 has no Remote Play or Share Play CPU budget service, and the
console's acquire and release results, a repeated acquire and a release
without an acquire are unmeasured, so the six exports throw on every call
as they do on main instead of reporting a made-up hold.
The guest test now asserts that all six calls throw, and the debt entry
moves to Unknown function info with the unresolved contract.
The device-dependent skip accepted any wrong result on a device without
f64 DenormPreserve, and a run that excused rows still reported a pass.
Require the result to match a flushed mode's row, pin that with a negative
control and return the skip code. Record what the saved gfx1035 rows show
about the rule in the debt entry.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
The 13.42 runs report error paths storing at frame +4 without the
registered callback on the image/pattern bodies, while the fills'
sealed paths still invoke it. Scope the recorded difference
accordingly.
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Firmware 4.03 re-disassembly of the drawup bodies fixes three
transliteration errors:
- Option1Flags[1] is 0x3000, not 0x2000: the option1 jump table at
0x37fcc routes index 1 to case code that ors 0x2000 then falls into
or 0x1000.
- Sealed paths run the shared error epilogue (store at frame+4 and
invoke the registered callback), like every other error path; use
DrawupRecordError instead of a bare return.
- DrawupPoolAllocate returns memory + completingNodeIndex*slotSize
(0x1bcc0 marks slots start..start+count but returns the node whose
span finished the run), not the run's first slot.
The 13.42 emulator report matches on all three; its callback
suppression and +0x20 pool entries are firmware differences, not
deviations here.
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