#include "statemanager.h" #include "snapshot.h" /* State Manager Class that records snapshot data for rewinding mostly based on SSNES's rewind code by Themaister */ static inline size_t nearest_pow2_size(size_t v) { size_t orig = v; v--; v |= v >> 1; v |= v >> 2; v |= v >> 4; #if SIZE_MAX >= 0xffff v |= v >> 8; #endif #if SIZE_MAX >= 0xffffffff v |= v >> 16; #endif #if SIZE_MAX >= 0xffffffffffffffff v |= v >> 32; #endif v++; size_t next = v; size_t prev = v >> 1; if ((next - orig) < (orig - prev)) return next; else return prev; } void StateManager::deallocate() { if(buffer) { delete [] buffer; buffer = NULL; } if(tmp_state) { delete [] tmp_state; tmp_state = NULL; } if(in_state) { delete [] in_state; in_state = NULL; } } StateManager::StateManager() { buffer = NULL; tmp_state = NULL; in_state = NULL; init_done = false; } StateManager::~StateManager() { deallocate(); } bool StateManager::init(size_t buffer_size) { init_done = false; deallocate(); real_state_size = S9xFreezeSize(); state_size = real_state_size / sizeof(uint32_t); // Works in multiple of 4. // We need 4-byte aligned state_size to avoid having to enforce this with unneeded memcpy's! if(real_state_size % sizeof(uint32_t)) state_size ++; if (buffer_size <= real_state_size) // Need a sufficient buffer size. return false; top_ptr = 1; buf_size = nearest_pow2_size(buffer_size) / sizeof(uint64_t); // Works in multiple of 8. buf_size_mask = buf_size - 1; if (!(buffer = new uint64_t[buf_size])) return false; if (!(tmp_state = new uint32_t[state_size])) return false; if (!(in_state = new uint32_t[state_size])) return false; memset(tmp_state,0,state_size * sizeof(uint32_t)); memset(in_state,0,state_size * sizeof(uint32_t)); init_done = true; return true; } int StateManager::pop() { if(!init_done) return 0; if (first_pop) { first_pop = false; return S9xUnfreezeGameMem((uint8 *)tmp_state,real_state_size); } top_ptr = (top_ptr - 1) & buf_size_mask; if (top_ptr == bottom_ptr) // Our stack is completely empty... :v { top_ptr = (top_ptr + 1) & buf_size_mask; return 0; } while (buffer[top_ptr]) { // Apply the xor patch. uint32_t addr = buffer[top_ptr] >> 32; uint32_t xor_ = buffer[top_ptr] & 0xFFFFFFFFU; tmp_state[addr] ^= xor_; top_ptr = (top_ptr - 1) & buf_size_mask; } if (top_ptr == bottom_ptr) // Our stack is completely empty... :v { top_ptr = (top_ptr + 1) & buf_size_mask; } return S9xUnfreezeGameMem((uint8 *)tmp_state,real_state_size); } void StateManager::reassign_bottom() { bottom_ptr = (top_ptr + 1) & buf_size_mask; while (buffer[bottom_ptr]) // Skip ahead until we find the first 0 (boundary for state delta). bottom_ptr = (bottom_ptr + 1) & buf_size_mask; } void StateManager::generate_delta(const void *data) { bool crossed = false; const uint32_t *old_state = tmp_state; const uint32_t *new_state = (const uint32_t*)data; buffer[top_ptr++] = 0; // For each separate delta, we have a 0 value sentinel in between. top_ptr &= buf_size_mask; // Check if top_ptr and bottom_ptr crossed each other, which means we need to delete old cruft. if (top_ptr == bottom_ptr) crossed = true; for (uint64_t i = 0; i < state_size; i++) { uint64_t xor_ = old_state[i] ^ new_state[i]; // If the data differs (xor != 0), we push that xor on the stack with index and xor. // This can be reversed by reapplying the xor. // This, if states don't really differ much, we'll save lots of space :) // Hopefully this will work really well with save states. if (xor_) { buffer[top_ptr] = (i << 32) | xor_; top_ptr = (top_ptr + 1) & buf_size_mask; if (top_ptr == bottom_ptr) crossed = true; } } if (crossed) reassign_bottom(); } bool StateManager::push() { if(!init_done) return false; if(!S9xFreezeGameMem((uint8 *)in_state,real_state_size)) return false; generate_delta(in_state); uint32 *tmp = tmp_state; tmp_state = in_state; in_state = tmp; first_pop = true; return true; }