GSPGPU:AcquireRight - Revision history

Neobrain at 21:01, 2 February 2016

2016-02-02T20:01:49Z

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Yellows8: /* Description */

2015-06-05T23:06:08Z

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	When flag is non-zero additional hardware initialization is done, in some cases this includes executing the hw-init function used for [[GSP_Services\|GSPGPU:ResetGpuCore]]. That function is only executed when a state field is value 0, after executing that function this field is set to value 1.		When flag is non-zero additional hardware initialization is done, in some cases this includes executing the hw-init function used for [[GSP_Services\|GSPGPU:ResetGpuCore]]. That function is only executed when a state field is value 0, after executing that function this field is set to value 1.

	~~It seems only~~ one process can have rendering rights at a time~~: for example~~, ~~trying to use~~ this command ~~with Home Menu active results in GSP module not responding to the command. This command likely~~ blocks until the process ~~already doing rendering~~ uses GSP:ReleaseRight.		Only one process can have rendering rights at a time. When another process has those rights, this command blocks until the process with the rights uses GSP:ReleaseRight.

Yellows8: /* Description */

2014-02-08T20:16:41Z

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	When flag is non-zero additional hardware initialization is done, in some cases this includes executing the hw-init function used for [[GSP_Services\|GSPGPU:ResetGpuCore]]. That function is only executed when a state field is value 0, after executing that function this field is set to value 1.		When flag is non-zero additional hardware initialization is done, in some cases this includes executing the hw-init function used for [[GSP_Services\|GSPGPU:ResetGpuCore]]. That function is only executed when a state field is value 0, after executing that function this field is set to value 1.

			It seems only one process can have rendering rights at a time: for example, trying to use this command with Home Menu active results in GSP module not responding to the command. This command likely blocks until the process already doing rendering uses GSP:ReleaseRight.

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=Request=
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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! Index Word
! Description
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| 0
| Header code [0x00160042]
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| 1
| Flag, normally zero.
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| 2
| Value 0x0
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| 3
| Process handle
|}

=Response=
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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! Index Word
! Description
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| 0
| Header code
|-
| 1
| Result code
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=Description=
When flag is non-zero additional hardware initialization is done, in some cases this includes executing the hw-init function used for [[GSP_Services|GSPGPU:ResetGpuCore]]. That function is only executed when a state field is value 0, after executing that function this field is set to value 1.