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Update time implementation to 9.0.0 (#783)

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* Fix 9.0.0 related services bindings

This was wrong because of a mistake on switchbrew.

* Fix wronog cmdid for ISteadyClock::GetTestOffset/SetTestOffset

* Update ClockCore logics to 9.0.0

Also apply 9.0.0 permissions and comment time:u, and time:a (as those
are going to be moved)

* Move every clocks instances + timezone to a global manager

* Start implementing time:m

Also prepare the skeleton of the shared memory

* Implement SystemClockContextUpdateCallback and co

* Update StaticService to 9.0.0

* Update ISystemClock to 9.0.0

* Rename IStaticService and add glue's IStaticService

* Implement psc's ITimeZoneService

* Integrate psc layer into glue for TimeZoneService

* Rename TimeZoneManagerForPsc => TimeZoneManager

* Use correct TimeZoneService interface for both StaticService implementations

* Accurately implement time shared memory operations

* Fix two critical flaws in TimeZone logic

The first one was the month range being different fron Nintendo one
(0-11 instead of 1-12)

The other flaw was a bad incrementation order during days & months
computation.

* Follow Nintendo's abort logic for TimeManager

* Avoid crashing when timezone sysarchive isn't present

* Update Readme

* Address comments

* Correctly align fields in ISystemClock

* Fix code style and some typos

* Improve timezone system archive warning/error messages

* Rearrange using definitions in Horizon.cs

* Address comments
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Thomas Guillemard 2019-10-08 05:48:49 +02:00 • committed by jduncanator
parent 16869402bf
commit 1aba033ba7
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Ryujinx.HLE/DeviceMemory.cs
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@ -59,6 +59,11 @@ namespace Ryujinx.HLE
return *((ulong*)(_ramPtr + position));
}
public unsafe T ReadStruct<T>(long position)
{
return Marshal.PtrToStructure<T>((IntPtr)(_ramPtr + position));
}
public void WriteSByte(long position, sbyte value)
{
WriteByte(position, (byte)value);