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Tcool/drop extra controller inputs from queue - #212
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arm64 seems to be working but I don't think I have a controller game that's hard enough on CPU to cause the issues that doesn't needed D3DMetal |
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Patch of Winebus to drop hid commands over 32 in queue.
Maybe not something we want on all the time per some comments on the discord. The issue is related to an issue in Wine (maybe) or at the very least an issue where the queue starts backing up and you end up with seconds of lag.
The effective code for this patch is a couple of lines of C.
the x86_64 patches are well exercised but I'm still testing the arm64 FEX version