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SNAPSHOT MIPS X86 Memory Alignment
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Huh I'm interested in How SNAPSHOT works?
Is it like this ?
SAVE SNAPSHOT-->JPCSP reads all the memory data,packs them,and write them into "Snap_ULJSxxxxxx.bin"
LOAD SNAPSHOT--> JPCSP reads all the data in "Snap_ULJSxxxxxx.bin",unpacks them,and write them into system memory ?

I happened to find some articles about memory alignment of MIPS Architecture (uh...PSP uses MIPS as its processor,uh..i'm not sure about this).

one CSDN user said that he met with strange problems when trying to move (or should i use "transplant" here?) the application,from ARM system to x86 PC system ,later he found that the cause was mem alignment( http://blog.csdn.net/alexxu_118/archive/...px.....i'm sorry it's in Chinese....google"MIPS Memory Alignment" may help)

...both ARM and MIPS request mem alignment...so i wonder whether the same problem occurs when trying to run a PSP\MIPS app on the x86 PC ? and is it the reason why SNAPSHOT doesn't work correctly ?
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SNAPSHOT MIPS X86 Memory Alignment - by ultimatenokia - 01-08-2011, 04:29 AM
RE: SNAPSHOT MIPS X86 Memory Alignment - by Hykem - 01-08-2011, 04:47 PM

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