Add GPLv2 notices to files from UAE Amiga Emulator, as retrieved from the COPYING file of uae-0.8.29, retrieved from http://www.amigaemulator.org/ via uae-0.8.29.tar.bz2 (MD5 = 54abbabb5e8580b679c52de019141d61).
More human readable instruction names (from e-uae).
Really make translation through constant jumps functional. This can be disabled with the new prefs item "jitinline". Some rapid Speedometer 4 benchmarks showed only a 4% improvement.
Fix buffer overflow reported by Aranym people
- Turn on runtime detection of loop and jump alignment as Aranym people reported they got some improvement with it and larger loops. Small loops are an issue for now until unrolling is implemented for DBcc. - Const jumps are identified in readcpu. I don't want to duplicate code uselessly. Rather, it's the JIT job to know whether we are doing block inlining and un-marking those instructions as end-of-block.
- Remove dead code in readcpu.cpp concerning CONST_JUMP control flow. - Replace unused fl_compiled with fl_const_jump - Implement block inlining enabled with USE_INLINING && USE_CHECKSUM_INFO. However, this is currently disabled as it doesn't give much and exhibits even more a cache/code generation problem with FPU JIT compiled code. - Actual checksum values are now integral part of a blockinfo regardless of USE_CHECKSUM_INFO is set or not. Reduce number of elements in that structure and speeds up a little calculation of checksum of chained blocks. - Don't care about show_checksum() for now.
- Merge with Basilisk II/JIT cpu core, interpretive part for now - Clean use of USE_PREFETCH_BUFFER macro and dependent bits
- merge 680x0 emulation core with uae 0.8.17
Additions: - MOVE16 (Ay)+,(xxx).L - MOVE16 (xxx).L,(Ay)+ - MOVE16 (Ay),(xxx).L - MOVE16 (xxx).L,(Ay) Fixes: - MOVE16 (Ax)+,(Ay)+ where x == y: address register shall be incremented only once - CINV, CPUSH: 'p' field matches correctly the instruction 'cache field'
- added some 68040 instructions: CINV, CPUSH, MOVE16 (Ax)+,(Ay)+, MOVEC regs, and FPU state frames; enough to boot MacOS - CPU type can be selected in GTK prefs editor
Initial revision
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