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# XenonRecomp # XenonRecomp
XenonRecomp is a tool that converts Xbox 360 executables into C++ code, which can then be recompiled for any platform. Currently, it only supports x86 platforms due to the use of x86 intrinsics. XenonRecomp is a tool that converts Xbox 360 executables into C++ code, which can then be recompiled for any platform.
This project was heavily inspired by [N64: Recompiled](https://github.com/N64Recomp/N64Recomp), a similar tool for N64 executables. This project was heavily inspired by [N64: Recompiled](https://github.com/N64Recomp/N64Recomp), a similar tool for N64 executables.
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The FPU expects denormalized numbers to remain unmodified, while VMX instructions always flush them. This is managed by storing the current floating-point state in the CPU state struct and enabling or disabling denormal flushing as necessary before executing each instruction. The FPU expects denormalized numbers to remain unmodified, while VMX instructions always flush them. This is managed by storing the current floating-point state in the CPU state struct and enabling or disabling denormal flushing as necessary before executing each instruction.
Most VMX instructions are implemented using x86 intrinsics. Luckily, the number of AVX intrinsics used is relatively low, so adding support for other architectures using libraries like [SIMD Everywhere](https://github.com/simd-everywhere/simde) might be possible. Most VMX instructions are implemented using x86 intrinsics. Support for ARM64 is implemented using [SIMD Everywhere](https://github.com/simd-everywhere/simde).
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