Releases
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PCSX2Ipc v10
govanify 5 months ago | 9 commits to master since this release
Changes since last release:
- Implement an MsgVersion command to query the emulator version
The IPC protocol is now merged into master, have fun trying it out!
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PCSX2Ipc v9
Changes since last release:
- Report correctly some errors when packets are too big
This release is intended for the final testing stages of the protocol for its inclusion into PCSX2 master.
Have fun! -
PCSX2Ipc v8
Changes since last release:
- Adhere to the XDG Base Directory Specification on linux and TMPDIR on macOS.
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PCSX2Ipc v7
Changes since last release:
- Added support for packet datagram splittage accross multiple packets.
- Removal of MsgMultiCommand, Batch commands are now automatically parsed depending on the total packet size.
WARNING: This is a protocol breaking change. You will NEED to update your PCSX2 to the latest version if you don't want it to break. You have been warned.
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PCSX2Ipc v6
Changes since last release:
- Fixed a regression on winsocket.
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PCSX2Ipc v5
Changes since last release:
- Added a headless test suite with 100% code coverage.
- Fixed the C binding handling of batch functions.
- Added a license.
- More documentation fixes.
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PCSX2Ipc v4
Changes since last release:
- Added a C binding.
- Added a C# binding.
- Added a Rust binding.
- Added a Python binding.
- Added a Lua(Jit) binding.
- Switched to the meson build system.
- Documented the bindings.
- Fix documentation errors on the C++ reference.
- Error handling is now either done through exceptions in C++ or by checking errno on other platforms.
And probably more things I forgot :D
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PCSX2Ipc v3
Changes since last release:
- Batch commands builder now have safety checks to ensure insane people don't go their way easily.
- Some exceptions are now more specific to aid debugging.
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PCSX2Ipc v2
Changes since last release:
- BatchCommand API is now much easier to use.
- Optimizations turned on for the example client.
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PCSX2Ipc v1
Initial release of the IPC API.
Has a support for:
- Read<uint{8,16,32,64}_t> operations.
- Write<uint{8,16,32,64}_t> operations.
- Batch IPC operations.