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Apparently, our current model of partial allocator isn't remotely close to the behaviour of old-gen devices, even when MT32EMU_QUIRK_FREE_PARTIALS_MT32 preprocessor definition is enabled. This manifests itself in certain notes being dropped by the real device while mt32emu plays them happily, much like new-gen devices. See also the related VOGON thread.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Apparently, the model of partial allocator in old-gen devices significantly
differs from that of new-gen ones which is emulated more-or-less accurately
here.
Apparently, the model of partial allocator in old-gen devices significantly
differs from that of new-gen ones which is emulated more-or-less accurately
here.
Apparently, our current model of partial allocator isn't remotely close to the behaviour of old-gen devices, even when
MT32EMU_QUIRK_FREE_PARTIALS_MT32
preprocessor definition is enabled. This manifests itself in certain notes being dropped by the real device while mt32emu plays them happily, much like new-gen devices. See also the related VOGON thread.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: