Remove or rename obsolete English.lproj files, renaming where
en.lproj does not already exist, or removing if en.lproj has
already replaced it.
Signed-off-by: Christopher Snowhill <kode54@gmail.com>
Header include paths are named after the framework, which is all lower-
case, not uppercase like the source folder is named. The header include
paths inside the project are lowercase as well, so this fits.
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Change most, if not all, possible import paths to use the full header
directory paths instead of relative or "assume include paths" settings.
This should fix building with the CI.
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These header files were imported from the wrong path. I really have no
idea why Xcode didn't catch these already with my build tree.
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If one condition returned memory successfully, but the other did not, it
would result in the cleanup code accessing an uninitialized pointer and
iterating over it, crashing.
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Optimization level bugs now affect Apple Silicon release builds, so
reduce optimization level there as well.
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Update all project files with new upgrade version number, and add the
dead code stripping option. Don't touch MASShortcut because it's not my
project.
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The code now requires a variable to be set if Display Lists are to be
skipped by setting display processor interrupt as the bypass code is
supposed to. Also handle unsupported Ucode by calling the low level RSP
emulator instead.
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Shifting negative numbers to the left is undefined behavior, so replace
with a multiply operation instead.
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Include preliminary overload effect for MP3 and CBFD HLE operations,
based on a pull request from upstream. This should make the HLE pretty
much sound for general use once again.
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Building libogg, libvorbis, libvorbisfile, libFLAC, libopus, and
libopusfile out of tree, to utilize their projects' CMake build scripts,
and also enable any platform optimizations that may have been missing.
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The warn logging was preventing working USFs from playing due
to warnings occurring during the playback that didn't otherwise
affect the ability to play the files.
This update is from my personal fork, and includes synchronization
around two places in ReSIDfp that use static global tables as caches.
Without the synchronization, there were errors in playback and even
crashes.
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There were some leftover modifications to the 0.5.x tree I was using,
which were supposed to be speed optimizations, but they're probably
pointless anyway. The NEON optimizations were especially pointless,
since this plugin version isn't used on any macOS version that runs on
Apple Silicon.
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TrueAudio will now read APE tags, and if I should start writing tags
some day, will prefer creating APE tags if no tags exist.
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Import a feature change that improves decoding speed on Haswell or newer
Intel processors. No effect on Apple Silicon, which doesn't support the
feature under Rosetta 2, and the ARM64 build doesn't need the changes
anyway, as the code already did the right thing.
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Only crashed with division by zero error on Intel, not on Apple Silicon.
Funny that. Sending the fix upstream, too.
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The file prober in FFmpeg expects that when the read function reaches
end of file, it returns AVERROR_EOF, not zero. Otherwise, it will loop
endlessly until the process is terminated.
Fixes#217.
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