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./TombRaiderLinuxLauncherTest -w tomb4.exe
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I was going to mix trle.net with trcustoms.org data, I have not made contacted with the site owner
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to ask if I can use the site for scraping for non commercial use. As this task turned out to be
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harder than I thought, to match data without creating doubles, I'm gonna wait until the basics
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and trle.net part is implemented.
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I was going to mix trle.net with trcustoms.org data, I have not made contacted with the site owner to ask if I can use the site for scraping for non commercial use. As this task turned out to be harder than I thought, to match data without creating doubles, I'm gonna wait until the basics and trle.net part is implemented.
It ran nearly perfectly — only a tiny framedrop once per hour, or sometimes not at all. Timing jitter caused by Wine’s threading system is largely eliminated under NTSync.
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NTSync can help DDraw, DirectSound other I/O thread workers in wine. On Arch Linux (or other distros with a modular kernel), you’ll need to manually load the ntsync driver to enable proper synchronization support:
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It ran nearly perfectly — only a tiny framedrop once per hour, or sometimes not at all. Timing jitter caused by Wine’s threading system is largely eliminated under NTSync. NTSync can help DDraw, DirectSound other I/O thread workers in wine. On Arch Linux (or other distros with a modular kernel), you’ll need to manually load the ntsync driver to enable proper synchronization support:
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```shell
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sudo modprobe ntsync
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## Targets
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I program mostly on Slackware-current and Arch, I gonna try target and test SteamOS for second release.
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I don't use Windows but it should build on both Windows and Linux with MinGw.
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It's recommended as a standard to use Arch Linux or MSYS2 on Windows, with qt-creator.
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I program mostly on Slackware-current and Arch, I gonna try target and test SteamOS for second release. I don't use Windows but it should build on both Windows and Linux with MinGw. It's recommended as a standard to use Arch Linux or MSYS2 on Windows, with qt-creator. I use neovim and qt-creator at the same time. You can have qt-creator open and configured to build in build/Desktop-Debug while you have neovim using the build directory. I find qt-creator useful for its debugger.
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