In the original project, Rez2T used to have the int type.
3DO EMULATOR MAC OS CODE
The code below works absolutely well, but it does make me worry quite a bit. It's probably better to use a comparison with defined precision: fabs(A - B) > Epsilon. V550: An odd precise comparison: Rez2T != 0. The story ended up with Victor moving to the FourDO team, and he actually deserves a highest praise as he was the only person who contributed to 3DO emulation development besides the authors of the original project. By the way, this is truly a very nice name for a project, but someone had come up with the nickname "three holes" (a literal translation of the Russian phrase "tri dupla" sounding similar to "3DOPlay", which makes a pun - a comment by translator) and thus the fight had begun. Shame on me, I, as a co-author of FreeDO, couldn't avoid getting involved into the conflict and was actively fighting against his project 3DOPlay. There was a funny story about 3DOPlay: Victor decided to troll the community and said he was the Creator of the 3DO Emulator and FreeDO's developers had stolen his code. A note for those out of the swim: "the Creator" is one of the FourDO's authors, Victor (I don't know for sure if this is his true name or not he's quite a bit of a Stierlitz ) he is also the author of 3DOPlay, another FreeDO's fork with the same errors inherited from the original project.
The foot of "the Creator" has never stepped here - just like in the original. V523: The 'then' statement is equivalent to the 'else' statement. The smartest solution would be to declare the val variable as static and initialize it to zero the most correct solution would be to take it out of the function bounds and add into the list of variables for quick save - well, and delete the else block so that it wouldn't embarrass anyone. Well, they shouldn't have done that! The underlying problem was left unsolved but given a neat look so that nobody would have ever recalled it. in order to initialize val appropriately. but I had to bring this else block back from the dead It was commented out along with this whole "else" block,
Line 803 - clio.cpp): the programmers have exorcised that ghost without much talking (or perhaps with quite a lot of?): unsigned short _fastcall _clio_EIFIFO(unsigned short channel) I want to pass right on to the last discussed error in the original core (V614: Potentially uninitialized variable 'val' used.
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