Has anybody tried this emulator? I discovered it just a few hours ago and tested it. It works great so far. The Official website is in japanese and i haven't seen any info or reviews anywhere except people on 4chan and emulation general.
A quick google search turned up an archived /vg/ thread where it was recommended over any version of GPSP for problem games like Golden Sun.
Wow first emu of GBA that could get threw KHCoM movie the movie is still messed up but did not lockup like other emu
It's supposed to work great with Golden Sun. I think that Mario Tennis had some problems on gpsp and i tried it on Tempgba4all and it worked fine. I have to test some more but so far i'm happy with it. I think the latest version was released on october 2013, so it's pretty recent.
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ohhh a new GBA Emulator, let see...
Edit: It look similar to gpSP-J
ROM Buff 8mb while Kai 16mb
I'll stick with UO gpSP Kai
It has 32Mb buffer and runs one's that do not run correctly on UO but up to you really
To be clear, I don't have a PSP, so I don't know what this person has done with the code beyond a cursory reading of input.c, ShinonomeFont.c, and the various PSP libraries which would have been necessary to compile this.
Yes, the ROM buffer is 8 MiB, but that's for loading pages of the ROM on demand, so if TempGBA only ever touches like 2 MiB of the ROM, its performance won't have been affected anyway. It only affects the loading of zipped ROMs, which needs to go to a file if the buffer is not sufficient.
The optimisations are those I made for the TempGBA/DSTwo project over the gpSP code by Exophase, the gpSP Kai 3.1 code by Takka, and the NDSGBA code by the Supercard Team. Indeed I concentrated my efforts on Golden Sun and Golden Sun 2, getting those to run acceptably with a 360 MHz MIPS32 processor. But in TempGBA, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories still freezes, so I don't know if the Japanese person did anything specific for that.
VatoLoco pointed me to this thread, and just saw the thing uploaded on FileTrip... but the release on the Japanese site is dated 2013-07-16, which is ISO 8601 for July 16, 2013.
Please see http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/TempGBA_Compatibility to get an idea of the compatibility of the DSTwo version, which TempGBA4PSP was modelled after. Here's the original TempGBA thread btw: http://gbatemp.net/threads/tempgba-ndsgba-revival.343210/
Yes, the ROM buffer is 8 MiB, but that's for loading pages of the ROM on demand, so if TempGBA only ever touches like 2 MiB of the ROM, its performance won't have been affected anyway. It only affects the loading of zipped ROMs, which needs to go to a file if the buffer is not sufficient.
The optimisations are those I made for the TempGBA/DSTwo project over the gpSP code by Exophase, the gpSP Kai 3.1 code by Takka, and the NDSGBA code by the Supercard Team. Indeed I concentrated my efforts on Golden Sun and Golden Sun 2, getting those to run acceptably with a 360 MHz MIPS32 processor. But in TempGBA, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories still freezes, so I don't know if the Japanese person did anything specific for that.
VatoLoco pointed me to this thread, and just saw the thing uploaded on FileTrip... but the release on the Japanese site is dated 2013-07-16, which is ISO 8601 for July 16, 2013.
Please see http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/TempGBA_Compatibility to get an idea of the compatibility of the DSTwo version, which TempGBA4PSP was modelled after. Here's the original TempGBA thread btw: http://gbatemp.net/threads/tempgba-ndsgba-revival.343210/
Just started KHCoM and it get threw the movie even thou it is still messed up
unlike other emu's for psp this one seems to run a lot of games better then UO gpSP Kai It has the look of the older Jp version but runs the best I have seen for all games I have tried almost all games run at full speed and without glitch
Not bad running on 333 processor but maybe using back processor of 166 as well to make up for it
unlike other emu's for psp this one seems to run a lot of games better then UO gpSP Kai It has the look of the older Jp version but runs the best I have seen for all games I have tried almost all games run at full speed and without glitch
Not bad running on 333 processor but maybe using back processor of 166 as well to make up for it
I don't really see how an emulator could use more than one core, except if one of the processing units of the emulated system was sufficiently disjoint from the main processor in it that its processing could be split off without causing glitches and desynchronisation.
The GBA's video, audio and input are all controlled by one ARM7TDMI processor. Games often use this to their advantage by timing their interrupts just right.
The GBA's video, audio and input are all controlled by one ARM7TDMI processor. Games often use this to their advantage by timing their interrupts just right.
I think that was an older release.
The one I found was from October 2013 (That's what's on the archive's name and file access dates inside anyway) http://www2.axfc.net/uploader/so/3057449
Some games, such as Metroid Zero Mission and Mother 3 (from what I've tried), seem to work better on gpSP-J still.
Both have much less audio popping/crackling than on UO gpSP Kai.
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