Use both cores for one screen?

ph · 2007-06-03 16:43:52

I'm playing digimon world with desmume-glade on a Core 2 Duo E6600 @ 2.4GHz under debian. The issue is that battles are a little slow (~40fps). In battles the upper screen nearly does nothing, so while one core is really busy, the other one is idle most of the time. If the other core could help with the bottom screen, the battles could be played at 60fps.

shash · 2007-06-03 18:03:29

Then submit a path to sourceforge acomplishing that, and it'll be added

Iae · 2007-06-03 20:34:13

shash wrote:

Then submit a path to sourceforge acomplishing that, and it'll be added

Something lingering within the distant regions of my mind tells me that the demographics of DeSmuMe's users are largely non-developers ...

+ 1 on the SMP feature request though, my Core 2 Quad gets rather bored when running DeSmuMe

shash · 2007-06-03 21:07:27

Iae wrote:

shash wrote:
Then submit a path to sourceforge acomplishing that, and it'll be added
Something lingering within the distant regions of my mind tells me that the demographics of DeSmuMe's users are largely non-developers ...

Yep, I guess so, but I have a single core cpu, so I'm not very interested on that atm. More complete emulation is rather higher on my TODO list

ph · 2007-06-03 21:33:50

Could you tell me at least where should I start looking? It's not easy to find where to start when messing with code you are not related to.

yushin · 2007-06-04 16:08:53

yeah me too im single core cpu.
i guess mine works normal.

where did you get that desmume-glade? can i have a download link pls?

what version is desmume-glade btw?

shash · 2007-06-04 18:57:24

Desmume glade is another GUI that's mainly targeted to linux users, currently it doesn't work (atleast the 3D core doesn't) when building on windows, so stick to the the normal one.

Iae · 2007-06-04 20:29:47

shash wrote:

Desmume glade is another GUI that's mainly targeted to linux users, currently it doesn't work (atleast the 3D core doesn't) when building on windows, so stick to the the normal one.

Is this it?

http://img14.imgspot.com/?u=/u/07/154/17/desmumegui.png

Or is it some super duper options filled GUI that I haven't noticed?

shash · 2007-06-04 20:33:47

That's current CVS build ?

Iae · 2007-06-04 20:38:33

shash wrote:

That's current CVS build ?

Nah it's 0.7.0 in Gentoo's portage. I wish I could build a CVS build but I'm a newbie.

shash · 2007-06-04 21:12:28

Well, last time I saw an screenshot of glade, it was a bit different, but it should be it.

ph · 2007-06-04 22:06:42

That's the gtk one, not the glade, but it's similar.

yushin · 2007-06-05 02:41:15

thank u so much. i really learn something when you answer me.
i want more.

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evilynux · 2007-06-07 14:37:24

This isn't latest CVS, but here's a screenshot from the desmume-glade UI:
http://organact.mine.nu/dokuwiki/lib/ex … io6419.png

Iae · 2007-06-09 04:51:36

evilynux wrote:

This isn't latest CVS, but here's a screenshot from the desmume-glade UI:
http://organact.mine.nu/dokuwiki/lib/ex … io6419.png

Ohh I just typed desmume-glade and it loaded How unintuitive can a person be ...

I much prefer it, save state and all. There's options, lots and lots of options

Edit: And zooming works Now all that's needed on that front is an option for AA/AF settings.

Last edited by Iae (2007-06-09 04:59:34)

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Use both cores for one screen?

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