Separate LibUSB logic into LibUSBBluetoothAdapter class.
Submit transfers on thread with proper timing.
Throttle before ACL input for reduced input latency.
Immediately send IPC replies for outgoing data.
Continuously submit libusb transfers to fill HCI/ACL input queues.
Simplify endpoint handling and state saving.
Other cleanups.
Cleanup loading code and reduce amount of signals.
On boot. allow previously loaded map to be kept, if its filename matches. Useful for restarting a game with a large symbol map.
Instead of creating many 128 KiB mappings, we can create a few large
mappings. On my Windows PC, this speeds up GameCube (FakeVMEM) game boot
times by about 200 ms and Wii game boot times by about 60 ms. Loading
savestates is also faster, by about 45 ms for GameCube (FakeVMEM) games
and 5 ms for Wii games. The impact is presumably smaller on other OSes
because Windows is particularly slow at creating mappings.
Notes are separate from function symbols, and can be searched separately.
Unlike functions, notes of different length can overlap each other.
In the instruction window, a note will always display over the function symbol.
Prior to this change, any game unrecognized by RetroAchievements would ultimately result in the game being "Closed" by AchievementManager. As a result, if any game was run while in this state without any other closing being done, AchievementManager would simply load it like a new game, despite memory already being accessed.
However, testing and documentation determined that the rcheevos client doesn't actually complain when it fails to hash a game; it just runs this as "Unidentified Game" with RA ID = 0. As such, this change utilizes that in AchievementManager to differentiate between no software running and unidentified software running.
As a result of this, now LoadGame needs to be called for every piece of runnable software, supported format or otherwise. If a supported format is not available, LoadGame can now be called with a nullptr to ensure that rcheevos still properly sets up an unidentified game.
The memory copy algorithm (only needed for RetroAchievements devs) was broken for Gamecube as it assumed EXRAM size was zero when in reality it's using ARAM. For the time being, we do not need to use or access ARAM so instead this sets that value to zero for Gamecube titles.
Refactors the PatchAllowlistTest to streamline the experience for developers. Instead of a textual description of what needs to change in ApprovedInis.json for RetroAchievements compatibility, the test will now generate a replacement file and instruct the coder where to copy it in their local branch, and what to update APPROVED_LIST_HASH to. The result should be easier and more instructive for developers to make changes, while still maintaining that allowed codes cannot be added or modified without recompiling Dolphin.
As ApprovedInis.json no longer needs to be user-readable for this process, it no longer contains titles or pretty formatting and as such is updated in this commit, hash included.
