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Mein neuer Track „Endlich Wieder Frühling“ zusammen mit Jon Becker als Sänger ist da – diesmal im Rock-Pop-Stil statt EDM. Lasst...

Mein neuer Track „Endlich Wieder Frühling“ zusammen mit Jon Becker als Sänger ist da – diesmal im Rock-Pop-Stil statt EDM. Lasst euch von der Frühlingsmagie anstecken und tanzt mit uns durch die blühende Jahreszeit!

Hört rein:

▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIzHanPd4wA

🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/album/6AOsL0OqitgIntxq7BWSBc

🍎 Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/de/album/endlich-wieder-fr%C3%BChling-single/1795678727

📻 Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/en/album/711297861

🛒 Amazon: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0DWT1F4C6

🌊 Tidal: https://tidal.com/browse/track/417258782

🎵 YouTube Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FOIlKbRaMI

#Frühling #NeueMusik #RockPop #EndlichWiederFrühling

A personal message, every contribution counts: Supporting my creative journey through tough timeshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDza8u-VDxw

A personal message, every contribution counts: Supporting my creative journey through tough times

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDza8u-VDxw

Something on my personal front: Creating is my passion, and with your support, I can keep it alive. Support my work and help me continue...

Something on my personal front:

Creating is my passion, and with your support, I can keep it alive. Support my work and help me continue creating innovative and interesting projects. Every contribution makes a difference. Learn more and donate here:

https://donate.rosseaux.com/

Thank you for your support.

Here a quick tinymembench benchmark performance comparison between the PasRISCV (Object-Pascal, FPC 3.3.1) and RVVM (C, GCC 14.2.1) RISC-V...

Here a quick tinymembench benchmark performance comparison between the PasRISCV (Object-Pascal, FPC 3.3.1) and RVVM (C, GCC 14.2.1) RISC-V emulators.

Now let's look at the details of the PasRISCV SMP multicore CPU emulation: Each RISC-V CPU core HART context runs as its own native host...

Now let's look at the details of the PasRISCV SMP multicore CPU emulation:

Each RISC-V CPU core HART context runs as its own native host CPU thread, fully independent from the others. The tricky part wasn’t that, but properly emulating LR/SC atomic instructions on systems with only CAS support (no native LR/SC). Done wrong, you’ll end up with Linux kernel panic salad, boot deadlocks or something else like that. 😅

PasRISCV also now with working SMP multicore CPU emulation 🙂

PasRISCV also now with working SMP multicore CPU emulation 🙂

Regarding how the instruction interpreter part in PasRISCV roughly works:

Regarding how the instruction interpreter part in PasRISCV roughly works:

RV64GC RISC-V emulator PasRISCV now with Sound and host directory mounting per 9p protocolhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Febvi1FGCBI

RV64GC RISC-V emulator PasRISCV now with Sound and host directory mounting per 9p protocol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Febvi1FGCBI

The beginning of network support in my Pascal 64-bit RISC-V PasRISCV emulator. 🙂 Although I still have a few routing issues here at the...

The beginning of network support in my Pascal 64-bit RISC-V PasRISCV emulator. 🙂 Although I still have a few routing issues here at the moment.

A small comparison of Linux boot times with PasRISCV and JIT disabled RVVM (git 56f3510be) to show that my RV64-RISCV CPU emulation in...

A small comparison of Linux boot times with PasRISCV and JIT disabled RVVM (git 56f3510be) to show that my RV64-RISCV CPU emulation in Pascal (compiled with FPC) is faster than the one in C at RVVM (compiled with Clang).

https://youtu.be/6h1VPY9jraM

PasRISCV demonstration of the new state, an RV64GC RISC-V emulator implemented in Object Pascal. Now with PCIe, NVMe, PS/2...

PasRISCV demonstration of the new state, an RV64GC RISC-V emulator implemented in Object Pascal.

Now with PCIe, NVMe, PS/2 Keyboard&Mouse, VirtIO Keyboard&Mouse, VirtIO Block and FrameBuffer emulations. VirtIO GPU, VirtIO NET and VirtIO Sound are also coming.

https://youtu.be/rWebo5AZVLY

Good news! I've launched .masterknecht, a new free browser-based PWA tool for mastering audio using WebAssembly! Master your tracks with...

Good news! I've launched .masterknecht, a new free browser-based PWA tool for mastering audio using WebAssembly! Master your tracks with reference files. No ML, just efficient algorithms for fast mastering on your device. Try it & donate! https://masterknecht.klangknecht.com/ #audiomastering #pwa

PasVulkan now includes an external HTML5/JS-based tool for visualizing Vulkan memory allocations. Note that PasVulkan's custom Vulkan...

PasVulkan now includes an external HTML5/JS-based tool for visualizing Vulkan memory allocations. Note that PasVulkan's custom Vulkan memory manager predates AMD's first public VMA release, addressing any questions about why VMA isn't used.

Hm, it looks like the newer Vulkan Validation Layers (1.x.275+) are struggling with handling multiple acceleration structures in a single...

Hm, it looks like the newer Vulkan Validation Layers (1.x.275+) are struggling with handling multiple acceleration structures in a single vkCmdBuildAccelerationStructuresKHR call. I keep running into a SIGSEGV crash. 🧐

My workaround, when validation layers are active? Simply split the call, building one acceleration structure per command. Stupid, but it works.

Good news! The https://github.com/BeRo1985/berotinypascal repository has been reinstated by GitHub. However, I've removed the...

Good news! The https://github.com/BeRo1985/berotinypascal repository has been reinstated by GitHub. However, I've removed the self-hosted-built `btpc.exe` binary from the repo history to prevent any further false positives now.

Here an update about the blocked BeRoTinyPascal GitHub repo:

Here an update about the blocked BeRoTinyPascal GitHub repo:

Doom running inside my PasRISCV emulator 🙂https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejljO5JiAEU

Doom running inside my PasRISCV emulator 🙂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejljO5JiAEU

Ok, it was only a conflict with alpha-to-coverage, so opaque transmission objects have disabled it now while the transparency rendering...

Ok, it was only a conflict with alpha-to-coverage, so opaque transmission objects have disabled it now while the transparency rendering pass.

Why NVIDIA???

Why NVIDIA???

PasRISCV demonstration, a RV64GC RISC-V emulator implemented in Object Pascalhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adgOU4lP3X8

PasRISCV demonstration, a RV64GC RISC-V emulator implemented in Object Pascal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adgOU4lP3X8