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A64/config: Provide default implementation of MemoryWriteExclusive functions

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Returning false is always safe, because this means the exclusive write has failed.
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MerryMage 2020-06-16 11:52:51 +01:00
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include/dynarmic/A64/config.h
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@ -84,11 +84,11 @@ struct UserCallbacks {
virtual void MemoryWrite128(VAddr vaddr, Vector value) = 0; virtual void MemoryWrite128(VAddr vaddr, Vector value) = 0;
// Writes through these callbacks may not be aligned. // Writes through these callbacks may not be aligned.
virtual bool MemoryWriteExclusive8(VAddr vaddr, std::uint8_t value, std::uint8_t expected) = 0; virtual bool MemoryWriteExclusive8(VAddr /*vaddr*/, std::uint8_t /*value*/, std::uint8_t /*expected*/) { return false; }
virtual bool MemoryWriteExclusive16(VAddr vaddr, std::uint16_t value, std::uint16_t expected) = 0; virtual bool MemoryWriteExclusive16(VAddr /*vaddr*/, std::uint16_t /*value*/, std::uint16_t /*expected*/) { return false; }
virtual bool MemoryWriteExclusive32(VAddr vaddr, std::uint32_t value, std::uint32_t expected) = 0; virtual bool MemoryWriteExclusive32(VAddr /*vaddr*/, std::uint32_t /*value*/, std::uint32_t /*expected*/) { return false; }
virtual bool MemoryWriteExclusive64(VAddr vaddr, std::uint64_t value, std::uint64_t expected) = 0; virtual bool MemoryWriteExclusive64(VAddr /*vaddr*/, std::uint64_t /*value*/, std::uint64_t /*expected*/) { return false; }
virtual bool MemoryWriteExclusive128(VAddr vaddr, Vector value, Vector expected) = 0; virtual bool MemoryWriteExclusive128(VAddr /*vaddr*/, Vector /*value*/, Vector /*expected*/) { return false; }
// If this callback returns true, the JIT will assume MemoryRead* callbacks will always // If this callback returns true, the JIT will assume MemoryRead* callbacks will always
// return the same value at any point in time for this vaddr. The JIT may use this information // return the same value at any point in time for this vaddr. The JIT may use this information