[Mac OS X] Fix get_aligned_buf() crashes with ISOs - #19345
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Looks like there already is a fix in |
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@schm1dtmac it was fixed in #19233. you could possibly test that PR also for BD Drive support |
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too late. anyway the * 2 was originally used on Windows just to align to 4096 (typical disk block size) but the BD block size (2048) is ok so we can also do the same on Linux and macos. I will apply the changes in #19233 |
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This bug ticked me off as it causes the entire emulator to persistently crash on launch if any valid ISOs get read in ~/Library/Application Support/rpcs3/games/.
Turns out it's another case of aligned allocations being downright broken on Mac OS X compared to other platforms so I copied over the existing workaround already used in aligned_malloc.hpp (dating back to PR #17800).Or maybe it's as simple as the size not being a multiple of the alignment, guh. Needs review from @kd-11.