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gte.cc took the deletion, since the GTE got rewritten and split upstream. cdrom.cc took this branch's rewrite whole and had the two things main grew since re-applied by hand: the magic_enum include path, and the CDRomLogger data/seek hooks. There is no audio hook because CDDA playback isn't here yet.
They were never a fuckit addition: the block sat in registers.cc at the point this branch forked, and upstream has since moved it to hwregs.cc along with irqName, dmaName and the memory local it read through. Merging kept our side of the hunk, which left the widget calling three symbols that no longer exist here. Only the one line this branch actually changed survives, renaming the field to scheduleMask. Signed-off-by: Nicolas 'Pixel' Noble <nicolas@nobis-crew.org>
The raw sector writers grew a mandatory dataSize when handed a pointer rather than a Lua string, since nothing else says how much is safe to read. This script predates that and passed the buffer bare, so it died on the first writeSector before producing anything. Cast to the payload pointer and spell the size out: 2048 for the data sectors, 2336 for the XA one. Signed-off-by: Nicolas 'Pixel' Noble <nicolas@nobis-crew.org>
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Correction to my point about the SPU commits: they belong on this branch, because the XA decoder and CDDA player need the new SPU path. So the order is #2077 first, then rebase this onto main (the SPU files drop out of the diff because main has them), then wire XA and CDDA to the new SPU. The other points stand. |
Co-authored-by: Nicolas 'Pixel' Noble <nicolas@nobis-crew.org>
Co-authored-by: Nicolas 'Pixel' Noble <nicolas@nobis-crew.org>
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In `@src/cdrom/cdriso.cc`:
- Line 448: Update the GetLocP position handling around the `relative = msf -
m_ti[track].start` calculation to detect positions before track one and return
the defined lead-in response before performing unsigned subtraction. Preserve
the existing track-relative calculation for positions at or after track one.
- Line 428: Handle the failed `getLocP` result at the `cdlGetLocP` call site:
when lookup fails, return an error or a defined response instead of
acknowledging the command with stale `m_lastLocP`; preserve the existing
response for successful lookups.
- Line 427: Use getTD(0) as the actual lead-out bound for both lookups instead
of adding 00:02:00 to length; handle any track pregap separately where the
metadata requires it.
In `@src/core/r3000a.h`:
- Around line 196-198: Update getFutureTime to widen the cycle delta to 64 bits
before multiplying by 1,000,000,000, preventing signed overflow. Also change
getFutureCycle and the getFutureTime parameter to uint64_t so future cycle
values remain compatible with the 64-bit cycle counter and consumers such as
scheduleCloseLid.
- Around line 321-322: Resize `m_scheduleScales` in `R3000A` to match the
11-value `Schedule` enum and initialize every entry to `1.0f`. In
`GUI::interruptsScaler`, add a compile-time check that the names and scale
arrays have equal sizes, or bound the loop by `std::size(names)`. Apply the
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| bool PCSX::CDRIso::getLocP(const PCSX::IEC60908b::MSF msf, uint8_t locP[8]) { | ||
| // TODO: actually check subchannels from iso. | ||
| auto length = getTD(0) + IEC60908b::MSF{0, 2, 0}; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use the lead-out as the end-of-disc bound.
For a disc with no final-track pregap, getTD(0) already includes the last track’s start and length. Adding 00:02:00 lets both lookups accept 150 positions after that lead-out. getTrack can then report a valid track for a position with no sector to read. Compare against the actual lead-out, and account for pregap separately if the track metadata requires it. (github.com)
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PCSX::CDRIso::getLocP has 2 blocks with nested conditional logic. Any nesting of 2 or deeper is considered.
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In `@src/cdrom/cdriso.cc` at line 427, Use getTD(0) as the actual lead-out bound
for both lookups instead of adding 00:02:00 to length; handle any track pregap
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| bool PCSX::CDRIso::getLocP(const PCSX::IEC60908b::MSF msf, uint8_t locP[8]) { | ||
| // TODO: actually check subchannels from iso. | ||
| auto length = getTD(0) + IEC60908b::MSF{0, 2, 0}; | ||
| if (msf >= length) return false; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Handle a failed GetLocP lookup in the command response.
If the current position reaches the end-of-disc bound, getLocP returns false without writing locP. src/core/cdrom.cc:cdlGetLocP ignores that result and acknowledges the command with the previous contents of m_lastLocP. Make the command return an error or a defined response for this case. (github.com)
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In `@src/cdrom/cdriso.cc` at line 428, Handle the failed `getLocP` result at the
`cdlGetLocP` call site: when lookup fails, return an error or a defined response
instead of acknowledging the command with stale `m_lastLocP`; preserve the
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| if (inPregap) { | ||
| relative = m_ti[track].start - msf; | ||
| } else { | ||
| relative = msf - m_ti[track].start; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Handle positions before track one without unsigned subtraction.
After reset, the CD-ROM current position is 00:00:00. A mounted image normally starts track one at 00:02:00. If the guest requests GetLocP before moving the position, msf - m_ti[1].start wraps in MSF’s unsigned arithmetic and produces an invalid relative time. Define the lead-in response explicitly before calculating a track-relative time. (github.com)
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In `@src/cdrom/cdriso.cc` at line 448, Update the GetLocP position handling around
the `relative = msf - m_ti[track].start` calculation to detect positions before
track one and return the defined lead-in response before performing unsigned
subtraction. Preserve the existing track-relative calculation for positions at
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| std::chrono::nanoseconds getFutureTime(uint32_t futureCycle) const { | ||
| return std::chrono::nanoseconds(int32_t(futureCycle - cycle) * 1'000'000'000 / Emulator::m_psxClockSpeed); | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Fix the signed overflow in getFutureTime.
int32_t(futureCycle - cycle) * 1'000'000'000 is evaluated as an int multiplication. A cycle delta larger than 2 overflows int32_t. Signed overflow is undefined behavior, so the returned duration is garbage for almost every real delay. Widen the operand to 64 bits before the multiplication.
getFutureCycle also truncates the 64-bit cycle to uint32_t. Callers such as scheduleCloseLid store that truncated value in m_lidCloseAtCycles. After about 127 s of emulated time, a comparison against the 64-bit m_regs.cycle gives the wrong result. Return uint64_t, or make every consumer compare with modular 32-bit arithmetic.
🐛 Proposed fix
- uint32_t getFutureCycle(std::chrono::nanoseconds delay) const { return cycle + durationToCycles(delay); }
- std::chrono::nanoseconds getFutureTime(uint32_t futureCycle) const {
- return std::chrono::nanoseconds(int32_t(futureCycle - cycle) * 1'000'000'000 / Emulator::m_psxClockSpeed);
+ uint64_t getFutureCycle(std::chrono::nanoseconds delay) const { return cycle + durationToCycles(delay); }
+ std::chrono::nanoseconds getFutureTime(uint64_t futureCycle) const {
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In `@src/core/r3000a.h` around lines 196 - 198, Update getFutureTime to widen the
cycle delta to 64 bits before multiplying by 1,000,000,000, preventing signed
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| float m_scheduleScales[15] = {1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, | ||
| 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f}; |
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Make m_scheduleScales match the 11-value Schedule enum.
m_scheduleScales still has 15 entries, but Schedule has only 11 values. GUI::interruptsScaler iterates over all 15 scales and reads names[11..14] past the end of an 11-entry array. This is undefined behavior and can crash the GUI.
src/core/r3000a.h#L321-L322: size the array from the enum, for examplefloat m_scheduleScales[static_cast<unsigned>(Schedule::CDRDMA) + 1], and fill it with1.0f.src/gui/gui.cc#L2462-L2472: add astatic_assertthatstd::size(names)equalsstd::size(m_scheduleScales), or stop the loop atstd::size(names).
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In `@src/core/r3000a.h` around lines 321 - 322, Resize `m_scheduleScales` in
`R3000A` to match the 11-value `Schedule` enum and initialize every entry to
`1.0f`. In `GUI::interruptsScaler`, add a compile-time check that the names and
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Main's only CD-ROM change since the last merge is grumpycoders#2141 (Forward and Backward acknowledge with INT3). The old cdrom.cc it touched is gone here, so the conflict resolves to this branch's file, and CDRomImpl gets its own cdlForward and cdlBackward: INT5 (stat|1, 0x80) unless audio is playing, INT3 otherwise. The fast skip itself waits for CdlPlay.
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In @src/core/cdrom.cc:
- Line 81: Update the range checks in commandName and logCDROM to reject command
values greater than or equal to c_cdCmdEnumCount before indexing the enum-names
array; preserve the existing handling of valid commands and return “Unknown” for
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- Around line 866-877: Update the CdlPause start-handling path to clear
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seek or read is cancelled. Preserve the existing status, IRQ, and return
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- Line 722: Update the slot-0 condition in maybeStartCommand to use
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- Around line 107-126: Initialize m_readSpan in reset() to ReadSpan::S2048, and
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| static inline void scheduleDecodeBufferIRQ(uint32_t eCycle) { | ||
| PCSX::g_emulator->m_cpu->scheduleInterrupt(PCSX::PSXINT_CDRDBUF, eCycle); | ||
| std::string_view commandName(uint8_t command) { | ||
| if (command > c_cdCmdEnumCount) { |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Off-by-one check in commandName reads past the end of the enum-names array.
c_cdCmdEnumCount is 31, so the valid indices of magic_enum::enum_names<Commands>() are 0 to 30. The guard command > c_cdCmdEnumCount lets command == 31 through, and enum_names<Commands>()[31] then reads out of bounds. The guest controls this byte through write1 (register address 0, COMMAND). Writing command 0x1F with LoggingCDROM enabled reaches this read from two places:
logCDROMat Line 1293 has the same>check.maybeStartCommandat Lines 731-732 logscommandName(command)before it validates the range.
The result is a garbage string_view passed to the logger, which can crash the emulator.
🐛 Proposed fix
std::string_view commandName(uint8_t command) {
- if (command > c_cdCmdEnumCount) {
+ if (command >= c_cdCmdEnumCount) {
return "Unknown";- if (command.value > c_cdCmdEnumCount) {
+ if (command.value >= c_cdCmdEnumCount) {Also applies to: 1293-1293
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| void reset() override { | ||
| m_seed = 9223521712174600777ull; | ||
| m_dataFIFOIndex = 0; | ||
| m_dataFIFOSize = 0; | ||
| m_registerAddress = 0; | ||
| m_currentPosition.reset(); | ||
| m_seekPosition.reset(); | ||
| m_speed = Speed::Simple; | ||
| m_speedChanged = false; | ||
| m_status = Status::Idle; | ||
| m_dataRequested = false; | ||
| m_interruptCauseMask = 0x1f; | ||
| m_subheaderFilter = false; | ||
| m_realtime = false; | ||
| m_commandFifo.clear(); | ||
| m_commandExecuting.clear(); | ||
| m_responseFifo[0].clear(); | ||
| m_responseFifo[1].clear(); | ||
| m_readingState = ReadingState::None; | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
m_readSpan is never initialized.
The header in src/core/cdrom.h declares m_readSpan without an initializer. reset() does not set it, and cdlInit does not set it. Only cdlSetMode assigns it. CDRomImpl is created with new, so the value is indeterminate. If a guest issues ReadN/ReadS before SetMode, the switch (m_readSpan) at Line 207 reads an uninitialized enum. The read size then becomes undefined; in practice it is 0 bytes.
On hardware, Init sets mode to 0x20, which selects the 2340-byte span.
Two changes are needed:
- Initialize
m_readSpaninreset(). - Set
m_readSpan = ReadSpan::S2340incdlInit.
🐛 Proposed fix
m_speed = Speed::Simple;
m_speedChanged = false;
+ m_readSpan = ReadSpan::S2048;
m_status = Status::Idle; m_speed = Speed::Simple;
+ m_readSpan = ReadSpan::S2340;
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In @src/core/cdrom.cc around lines 107 - 126, Initialize m_readSpan in reset()
to ReadSpan::S2048, and set it to ReadSpan::S2340 in cdlInit to match the
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| auto command = m_commandFifo.value; | ||
| const bool debug = PCSX::g_emulator->settings.get<PCSX::Emulator::SettingDebugSettings>() | ||
| .get<PCSX::Emulator::DebugSettings::LoggingCDROM>(); | ||
| if (!m_responseFifo[0].valueRead || !m_responseFifo[1].empty()) { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
maybeStartCommand blocks every command after reset() until the guest writes an acknowledge.
reset() calls m_responseFifo[0].clear(), which sets hasValue = false and valueRead = false. The guard !m_responseFifo[0].valueRead is then true, so the command is not started. The busy bit in read0 stays set, and the command stays pending until the guest writes 0x07 or 0x1f to HCLRCTL. A program that sends its first command without a prior acknowledge hangs; direct-boot or no-BIOS paths are likely to do this. The correct predicate is "slot 0 still holds an unacknowledged cause", which is QueueElement::valueEmpty() (!hasValue || valueRead).
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- if (!m_responseFifo[0].valueRead || !m_responseFifo[1].empty()) {
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| if (!m_responseFifo[0].valueRead || !m_responseFifo[1].empty()) { | |
| if (!m_responseFifo[0].valueEmpty() || !m_responseFifo[1].empty()) { |
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| if (start) { | ||
| if (m_status == Status::Idle) { | ||
| schedule(200us); | ||
| } else { | ||
| schedule(m_speed == Speed::Simple ? 70ms : 35ms); | ||
| } | ||
| QueueElement response; | ||
| response.pushPayloadData(getStatus()); | ||
| maybeTriggerIRQ(Cause::Acknowledge, response); | ||
| m_status = Status::Idle; | ||
| m_invalidLocL = true; | ||
| return true; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
CdlPause does not cancel a read that is still in progress.
cdlReadN sets m_readingState = ReadingState::Seeking and schedules CDREAD. cdlPause sets m_status = Status::Idle, but it does not change m_readingState. The cancel branch in readScheduledCallback (Line 167) runs only when m_readingState is None. The failing sequence is:
- The guest issues Pause within the 20 ms pre-seek window or during the seek delay.
- The next
readScheduledCallbackstill follows theSeekingorReadingbranch. - That branch sets
Status::ReadingDataand keeps producing sectors andDataReadyIRQs after Pause was acknowledged.
cdlSeekL, cdlSeekP and cdlInit already clear m_readingState. cdlPause must do the same.
🐛 Proposed fix
maybeTriggerIRQ(Cause::Acknowledge, response);
m_status = Status::Idle;
+ m_readingState = ReadingState::None;
m_invalidLocL = true;
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| if (start) { | |
| if (m_status == Status::Idle) { | |
| schedule(200us); | |
| } else { | |
| schedule(m_speed == Speed::Simple ? 70ms : 35ms); | |
| } | |
| QueueElement response; | |
| response.pushPayloadData(getStatus()); | |
| maybeTriggerIRQ(Cause::Acknowledge, response); | |
| m_status = Status::Idle; | |
| m_invalidLocL = true; | |
| return true; | |
| if (start) { | |
| if (m_status == Status::Idle) { | |
| schedule(200us); | |
| } else { | |
| schedule(m_speed == Speed::Simple ? 70ms : 35ms); | |
| } | |
| QueueElement response; | |
| response.pushPayloadData(getStatus()); | |
| maybeTriggerIRQ(Cause::Acknowledge, response); | |
| m_status = Status::Idle; | |
| m_readingState = ReadingState::None; | |
| m_invalidLocL = true; | |
| return true; |
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Play starts from a pending Setloc, a track number, or the current position, feeds each CD-DA sector to the SPU, and sends INT1 reports every 10 sectors when mode bit 2 is set. Mute and Demute gate the audio. Also points cueparser at the fileOffset fix (audio tracks cued with only INDEX 01 00:02:00 read nothing) and src/mips at nugget main. tests/cdrom passes 107/107 with playing.c on the XA test disc.
A bare name was tried against the current directory before the cue's own directory, so a stale image of the same name there was used silently.
With RT or SF set, XA audio sectors are withheld from the host; with RT set they are decoded and fed to the SPU, filtered by file/channel when SF is set. ADPBUSY follows RT playback, and an EOF sector stops ADPCM without an interrupt. ATV values latch on CHNGATV and apply to CD-DA too, ADPMUTE mutes ADPCM. A withheld sector no longer clears the pending data sector.
EOF alone and EOR alone leave ADPBUSY set on the SCPH-9002; it drops after the sector carrying both.
Audio sectors without the RT submode bit still arrive as data with RT and SF set, measured by reading whole sectors on the SCPH-9002.
The sound-group decoder fed 8-bit samples through the 4-bit unpacker, and at 37.8 kHz paired the wrong bytes, so three of four 8-bit codings decoded to noise. Decode each block from its own nibble or byte with the integer filter, and size 8-bit sectors at 4 blocks per group. Mono XA reached the left channel only.
The 37.8 kHz to 44.1 kHz step now uses the 7-table zigzag interpolation, which also brings its ~0.906 gain: XA levels on an SCPH-9002 capture sit at ~0.91 of the decoded amplitude, where Redux played at full scale. 18.9 kHz inserts the midpoint of each sample pair before the same filter; the real 18.9 kHz filter is not characterised.
A mono sample feeds L and R alike, so the left output gets ATV0+ATV3 and the right gets ATV1+ATV2, as measured on the SCPH-9002. The right output used to copy the left.
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