"non-buffered rendering" cause crash in some games.

[RADAC]

Hi, thank you this nice emulator.

PPSSPP crashes when load the iso file if "non-buffered rendering" mode selected.
this case was confirmed MHP3 (ULJM-05800) and MHP2ndG (ULJM-05500) to crash.
if "buffered rendering" mode selected, i can load the iso file and then i can change to "Non-buffered rendering" mode.

i restored PPSSPP's settings to default and i have tried several build.
OK -> v0.9.8-1020-g48d4c4c-windows-amd64
OK -> v0.9.8-1030-ge8ab820-windows-amd64
NG -> v0.9.8-1033-g7c70f71-windows-amd64
NG -> v0.9.8-1042-gb57c3e0-windows-amd64

Windows7 x64 SP1
AMD A10-7850K iGPU Radeon R7 Graphics Catalyst 14.4


thank you.

[barbanium]

Is there a reason to have non-buffered rendering when buffered rendering works?

Sure, buffered rendering is slower, but if that works with you, then why not just stick with it?

Also, look at this thread.

[TheDax]

On a PC with a graphics card like that, there's almost no reason not to use buffered rendering (unless you're really that much of a stickler about antialiasing, which can be forced with non-buffered rendering, and not regular buffered, yet). In any case, non-buffered is a hack, so don't be surprised if things break or don't work at all because if it..

[barbanium]

Yep. In short, just pick buffered rendering.

[RADAC]

thank you for reply.

why i want to use "non-buffered rendering", there is two resons.
- I like the graphic quality of the "non-buffered rendering" than "buffered rendering" non shader and any shader
- it was working fine until v0.9.8-1030-ge8ab820-windows-amd64


thank you.

[RADAC]

thank you for fix of this issue.

i confirmed v0.9.8-1043-g48d0b8f-windows-amd64.
it is very nice, because i start directly ISO on the command line options.