anonymous/yuzu - yuzu is the world's most popular, open-source, Nintendo Switch emulator — started by the creators of Citra. It is written in C++ with portability in mind,

	Commit message (Expand)	Author	Age	Files	Lines
*	hle: Rename RequestBuilder to ResponseBuilder.	bunnei	2018-01-25	1	-1/+1
*	hle: Integrate Domain handling into ServerSession.	bunnei	2018-01-25	1	-5/+42
*	kernel: Fix implementation of ConvertSessionToDomain.	bunnei	2017-12-29	1	-2/+9
*	service: Return proper result code for IPC::CommandType::Close.	bunnei	2017-11-01	1	-5/+6
*	Merge pull request #2793 from Subv/replyandreceive	Sebastian Valle	2017-06-30	1	-6/+16
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\| *	Kernel/ServerSession: Keep track of which threads have issued sync requests.	Subv	2017-06-25	1	-6/+16
* \|	ResultVal: Remove MoveFrom()	Yuri Kunde Schlesner	2017-06-19	1	-1/+1
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*	Kernel: Add a dedicated SetHleHandler method to ServerPort/ServerSession	Yuri Kunde Schlesner	2017-06-06	1	-11/+5
*	HLE: Move SessionRequestHandler from Service:: to Kernel::	Yuri Kunde Schlesner	2017-06-06	1	-2/+5
*	Kernel/Sessions: Remove the ClientSession::Create function.	Subv	2017-05-22	1	-1/+3
*	Kernel: Use a Session object to keep track of the status of a Client/Server session pair.	Subv	2017-05-15	1	-7/+22
*	Kernel: Object ShouldWait and Acquire calls now take a thread as a parameter.	Subv	2017-01-04	1	-3/+3
*	Fixed the codestyle to match our clang-format rules.	Subv	2016-12-14	1	-10/+15
*	Moved the HLE command buffer translation task to ServerSession instead of the HLE handler superclass.	Subv	2016-12-09	1	-2/+13
*	Added a framework for partially handling Session disconnections.	Subv	2016-12-08	1	-2/+8
*	Use std::move where appropriate.	Subv	2016-12-08	1	-3/+4
*	KServerPorts now have an HLE handler "template", which is inherited by all ServerSessions created from it.	Subv	2016-12-05	1	-3/+3
*	Declare empty ServerSession and ClientSession constructors as default.	Subv	2016-12-03	1	-2/+2
*	Fixed the rebase mistakes.	Subv	2016-12-01	1	-1/+0
*	A bit of a redesign.	Subv	2016-12-01	1	-13/+12
*	fixup! Kernel/IPC: Use Ports and Sessions as the fundamental building block of Inter Process Communication.	Subv	2016-12-01	1	-1/+1
*	Kernel/IPC: Use Ports and Sessions as the fundamental building block of Inter Process Communication.	Subv	2016-12-01	1	-0/+58