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PPSSPP Gold supports save states, dynamic recompilation (JIT) and has rudimentary support of ad hoc wireless networking. To decode PSP multimedia data PPSSPP Gold uses the FFmpeg software library, which was enhanced to enable it to handle Sony’s proprietary ATRAC3plus audio format as used by the PSP. PPSSPP offers graphical features that are enhancements over the PSP’s capabilities, such as higher screen resolutions, antialiasing, image scaling, support for shaders, and linear and anisotropic filtering.The ports of PPSSPP Gold for mobile devices offer additional features specific to each platform, such as ‘immersive mode’ for Android devices, support of the multimedia buttons within Symbian devices and screen stretching on BlackBerry 10 devices to support square screens. All ports of PPSSPP Gold for mobile devices support the use of accelerometers, keyboards and gamepads as input devices. Play your PSP games in HD! PPSSPP Gold can run your PSP games on your PC in full HD resolution, and play them on Android too. It can even upscale textures that would otherwise be too blurry as they were made for the small screen of the original PSP.

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Even on modern Android phones and tablets, you can often run at double the original resolution. Enhance your experience!. Play in HD resolutions and more. Play on a tablet for big-screen mobile gaming. Customize on-screen touch controls or use an external controller or keyboard. Save and restore game state anywhere, anytime.

Crank up the anisotropic filtering and texture scaling. Continue where you left off by transferring saves from your real PSP.

'VirtualAlloc and related APIs are available in Windows 10 Universal apps. Creating executable memory requires a capability, but there are no restrictions on who can get that capability.' When it is available in Windows 10 UNIVERSAL apps, then its must go at Windows 10 mobile (windows phone). Actually, i can look that, cause i running under Windows 10 and my WP too, i just need install a Visual Studio 2015, but maybe i wait to final version, i dont want RC:-D And some other sources about its in Windows 10. Well, i got funny results. Universal C# App (Windows 10 desktop): Couse of wrong installed Visual Studio 2015 i cannot run a app:D Buut! I see the application has been installed!

And its workz. (app dont crash) Soo its working:D Universal C# App (Windows 10 Mobile): Well, this is good, deployed to my phone, but actually the system32.dll is not in ARM version haha:D well i go test a systemarm.dll:D (i maybe can found a good library for hook, i will see) Universal C App (Windows 10 Mobile): Well, here is unsuccessful build, but definitions exists, so its will be already just broken. Need take time maybe:-) Universal C App (Windows 10 Desktop): Here is same trouble. Happened to come across this issue while searching google for the status of JITs on Windows 10. So I'll leave my findings in case it's useful to you.

And say there is a 'codeGeneration' capability which must be set for the app. In they say (around minute 17:50) that creating executable code pages is now allowed for store apps but its not clear if that also applies for windows phone. So maybe it would 'just work' if that capability is set for the process; the question is if this capability is allowed on phones. Well, some time ago i writed question to MSDN: But at that time, VirtualAllocFromApp for Windows 10 Mobile dont work!

But now, when i tested it in real device, its works! Windows 10 Mobile 10536 Build + maked Jailbreak (i dont know if its needed, but maybe not). Anyway, i tryied to run a PPSSPP Android version on Project Astoria (Windows 10 Mobile Built in Android Emulator), but its only change screen orientation and shut down.

Anyway, just copy a Visual Studio Project, change it to Windows Universal Projects, made some tweaks, force using of DX11 its will be usageable on Windows Universal Platform. I am going to port it to UWP on Windows 10(including Mobile). It's not simply wrapping up the project into Windows Universal Projects then it'll work. Windows 10 doesn't support PAGEEXECUTEREADWRITE, which makes it inconvenient to do the virtual allocation of memory since the code has to switch between PAGEEXECUTE and PAGEREADWRITE for the dynarec's work. Microsoft's ANGLE lib instead of DX11 can be used for the video component.

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The touch screen UI is different from the win32 version, which needs some time to implement. For item 1, can you swap the memory without damaging it? Basically, in and possibly Arm64Jit::Compile, etc., you'd mark the region as writable (but not executable), and then swap it back before completing. You'd also need it initially writable, and then swap it. Note that we sometimes 'patch' old code and invalidate cache (for example, block linking.) This will all be done inside Compile - we don't currently ever modify jit anywhere else, afaik. For item 2, some effort has already been made (I think for Intel cards) in integrating ANGLE. I recommend looking at the forum and asking.

It's probably ultimately better long-term to make a DirectX 12 or similar backend, but ANGLE is probably the quickest approach. For item 3, it should not really be very different, except the input processing. All you need to do is tell PPSSPP about the touches and it will handle the rest already.

It's not really different from any platform - here's, and here's. There are also a few other platform pieces - opening the keyboard, launching the browser, haptic feedback, etc. An important one can be audio - not sure if WASAPI will work as-is from the Windows code. We don't generate any Thumb instructions in our jits, only ARM. If that documentation still applies to Windows 10, which it probably does, expect problems.

We expect the non-compact ARM instruction set to be fully usable on ARM processors right now. We also of course use the improved ARM instruction set on armv8 (64-bit) CPUs too. This is the first time I've read anything claiming that ARM was 'legacy' and Thumb was 'the new order.' The vertex jit and texture hashing also use arm code.

Some of the fast matrix math also. There may be other places, including some of ffmpeg.