Justin Moore

Qt may actually be worth looking into - turns out dynamic linking to it is not a requirement (rather a legend); see [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12654613/static-linking-qt-with-open-source-version).

Okay - so if we want to use Qt, we need to have prebuilt libraries for it. Building Qt alongside Xenia is *not* an option.

@slx7R4GDZM Qt is way too big to compile with Xenia, not because of licensing issues.

@Triang3l Not trying to remove the file menu, just haven't implemented it yet. As of now, there's a fullscreen mode in Xenia but maybe we can have a borderless mode.

Thanks for the PR! This looks pretty exciting - give me some time and I'll review it later.

No problem. I'll work on this as I find the time and energy. Appreciate the contribution!

This may be fixed as of 8ccefa160076c13a1cb4e2a8e1d7fc7e254a6b4b. Go ahead and check these games again.

This is going to be difficult - as memexport writes straight to main memory. My guess is (at least some) games use memexport as transform feedback. ``` ... /* 84...

#708 Adds definitions for most of the unknown registers. They should be able to be safely ignored.

@tmccaff That's the callback acknowledgement register, which we can safely ignore.