void SysMainMemory::DecommitAll()
{
if (!m_ee.IsCommitted() && !m_iop.IsCommitted() && !m_vu.IsCommitted()) return;
Console.WriteLn( Color_Blue, "Decommitting host memory for virtual systems..." );
ConsoleIndentScope indent(1);
m_ee.Decommit();
m_iop.Decommit();
m_vu.Decommit();
closeNewVif(0);
closeNewVif(1);
vtlb_Core_Free();
}
void SysMainMemory::ReleaseAll()
{
DecommitAll();
Console.WriteLn( Color_Blue, "Releasing host memory maps for virtual systems..." );
ConsoleIndentScope indent(1);
vtlb_Core_Free(); // Just to be sure... (calling order could result in it getting missed during Decommit).
releaseNewVif(0);
releaseNewVif(1);
m_ee.Decommit();
m_iop.Decommit();
m_vu.Decommit();
safe_delete(Source_PageFault);
}
void SysMainMemory::DecommitAll()
{
if (!m_ee.IsCommitted() && !m_iop.IsCommitted() && !m_vu.IsCommitted()) return;
Console.WriteLn( Color_Blue, "Decommitting host memory for virtual systems..." );
ConsoleIndentScope indent(1);
// On linux, the MTVU isn't empty and the thread still uses the m_ee/m_vu memory
vu1Thread.WaitVU();
// The EE thread must be stopped here command mustn't be send
// to the ring. Let's call it an extra safety valve :)
vu1Thread.Reset();
m_ee.Decommit();
m_iop.Decommit();
m_vu.Decommit();
closeNewVif(0);
closeNewVif(1);
vtlb_Core_Free();
}
