Unhandled R4300i opcode in 64DD emulation

[Nekokabu]

When enable Debugger, some error after N64 logo in 64DD emulation.
Error will be displayed in any disk image.

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CX86RecompilerOps::LW_KnownAddress
Failed to translate address: A4600004

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CX86RecompilerOps::SW_Const
trying to store AAAAAAAA in A5000520?

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Unhandled R4300i opcode at: 80278BA0
mtc0 a0, Cause

Stopping Emulation !

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Break point found at
N64System\Interpreter\InterpreterOps.cpp
2813
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Break point found at
MemoryExceptionFilter.cpp
40
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[Nekokabu]

Add 0x04600000-0x0460000C to LW.
#1153
Please check this implementation..:p

[Nekokabu]

Add some of the 64DD Registers to SW_Const #1156

[DerekTurtleRoe]

@Nekokabu So with those two fixes is the problem resolved, or does it need more to fix the issue?

[Nekokabu]

"Unhandled R4300i opcode at: 80278BA0" are not fix yet.

[DerekTurtleRoe]

@Nekokabu Is the issue in both the recompiler and the interpreter?

[cxd4]

If it happens in both you could probably nag @LuigiBlood to see if he cares to look into it. I don't run DD.

[DerekTurtleRoe]

@cxd4 I checked the datasheet and can't find what it is pointing to, unless mtc0 is actually just a COP0 instruction? I thought that's how mfc0 was handled as well. shrugs

[LuigiBlood]

The issue is 64DD related, but it's not a 64DD issue. It's a CPU emulation issue. I don't fully understand MIPS yet so...

[cxd4]

unless mtc0 is actually just a COP0 instruction?

Really? Is it possible that mtc0 is just a COP0 instruction?

Gee, I really thought it could have instead been...hm...er, wait, what did you suppose it was?

[DerekTurtleRoe]

@LuigiBlood That's kind of what I was getting at.

@cxd4 Yeah, basically those instructions are handled the same, at least from what I recall about them. They aren't identical obviously, but from what I remember MTC0 and MFC0 utilize the COP0 in some way or something. I don't know, maybe I'm wrong. They move things to/from the coprocessor, I think.

[cxd4]

Let me know. If you find out what those two instructions do you could make $1000000 emu.

[Nekokabu]

I reviewed this problem again.
It was fixed in the latest version.
(It was fixed by someone with a commit after #1156.)
Thank you, everyone:)