SPU2: Rearrange interpolation table #10148
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I couldn't resist pushing some cleanups here. |
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Being able to contiguously access the terms we need might come in handy for SIMD fun later.
Remove useless RegWrite_Reverb Update some comments and remove some useless ones.
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Description of Changes
Rearranges the interpolation table for easier indexing.
Rationale behind Changes
Being able to contiguously access the terms we need might come in handy for SIMD fun later.
Suggested Testing Steps
Should have no functional change.