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Any news about the PPU recompiler?
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Hi, im just curious about the progress of the PPU recompiler. Its about 3-4 months since the start. So any info? is there a prototype yet?
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#2
Don't we have the "No ETA questions" rules yet? If not, I would like to have one added.
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#3
It's not ETA, more like "ping". Falls into same category, in my opinion.
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#4
(06-07-2014, 02:56 PM)AlexAltea Wrote: <[DH]> i have recompiler, but i try to optimize it and broke Tongue
<[DH]> i'll send recompiler at this month

(It's Xbyak based, btw)

Interesting. So is this a more advanced recompiler that not only directly translates ppc -> x86 assembler but also does advanced stuff such as eg loop optimizations for dat speed? (or whatever is appropriate, I am sure the the original binary is heavily optimized for the cell cpu, but different cache size or maybe even pipeline on x86 may mess up the optimizations done)
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#5
(06-07-2014, 02:56 PM)AlexAltea Wrote: <[DH]> i have recompiler, but i try to optimize it and broke Tongue
<[DH]> i'll send recompiler at this month

(It's Xbyak based, btw)

(06-07-2014, 02:56 PM)Bigpet Wrote: Don't we have the "No ETA questions" rules yet? If not, I would like to have one added.

Yes we sort of have it, at least the FAQ insists on that regard.

Wow, nice one! Thank you for this information!
Waiting =)

P.S. sorry for my english(
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#6
Sweet! A recompiler coming soon!!
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#7
(06-07-2014, 03:57 PM)ssshadow Wrote:
(06-07-2014, 02:56 PM)AlexAltea Wrote: <[DH]> i have recompiler, but i try to optimize it and broke Tongue
<[DH]> i'll send recompiler at this month

(It's Xbyak based, btw)

Interesting. So is this a more advanced recompiler that not only directly translates ppc -> x86 assembler but also does advanced stuff such as eg loop optimizations for dat speed? (or whatever is appropriate, I am sure the the original binary is heavily optimized for the cell cpu, but different cache size or maybe even pipeline on x86 may mess up the optimizations done)

There are lots of optimizations to be made, cross-architecture. I imagine he means he tried to make the recompiler itself faster and ended up breaking it instead, though.

Now you guys can quit asking about it.
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(06-08-2014, 06:34 AM)derpf Wrote:
(06-07-2014, 03:57 PM)ssshadow Wrote:
(06-07-2014, 02:56 PM)AlexAltea Wrote: <[DH]> i have recompiler, but i try to optimize it and broke Tongue
<[DH]> i'll send recompiler at this month

(It's Xbyak based, btw)

Interesting. So is this a more advanced recompiler that not only directly translates ppc -> x86 assembler but also does advanced stuff such as eg loop optimizations for dat speed? (or whatever is appropriate, I am sure the the original binary is heavily optimized for the cell cpu, but different cache size or maybe even pipeline on x86 may mess up the optimizations done)

There are lots of optimizations to be made, cross-architecture. I imagine he means he tried to make the recompiler itself faster and ended up breaking it instead, though.

Now you guys can quit asking about it.

True, but he also said he will be releasing the recompiler at the end of this month, so the excitement is there.
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#9
Hmm, what are the benefits of a Xbyak-based recompiler and what are the benefits of asmjit recompiler?
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(06-08-2014, 10:18 PM)Ekaseo Wrote: Hmm, what are the benefits of a Xbyak-based recompiler and what are the benefits of asmjit recompiler?

Hmm, I too would like to know..
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