Favourites Mode

[KrahJohlito]

Pull Request checklist

Note: these are not necessarily requirements

• I reformatted the code with clang-format
• I checked to make sure my submission worked
• I am the author of submission or have permission from the original author
• Requires update of the PS2SDK or other dependencies
• Others (please specify below)

Pull Request description

This adds a new favourites mode, turn it on in settings highlight a game hit R3 and it will add it to the favourites page (or remove it if its already on there) and create a file on cwd so your list saves for subsequent boots.. adding another mode to enable in settings pushed stuff off screen so I had to add scrolling to the dialog windows.

Personal note: I know I have a bit open atm which may lead to some conflicts but I really need to get back to having my full focus on my studies so I've opened everything I've been working on recently and that works, if you want something take it; if there's conflicts later I can likely spare a few minutes to fix it or someone else is welcome to do so but for now I wish you all well and will see you another time :-)

Best regards

[KrahJohlito]

force pushed to fix some codacy warnings, the rest are false positive imo.. memalign to 64 bytes works better for ps2 than malloc afair from what sp193 told me years ago

[Wolf3s]

force pushed to fix some codacy warnings, the rest are false positive imo.. memalign to 64 bytes works better for ps2 than malloc afair from what sp193 told me years ago

aligned_alloc seems be a better solution nowadays than memalign since it's standardized and it can check memory better and it's present on C11

[israpps]

force pushed to fix some codacy warnings, the rest are false positive imo.. memalign to 64 bytes works better for ps2 than malloc afair from what sp193 told me years ago

depends on what you wanna do.

If data transfer from/into the IOP is involved alignment is important

[Wolf3s]

force pushed to fix some codacy warnings, the rest are false positive imo.. memalign to 64 bytes works better for ps2 than malloc afair from what sp193 told me years ago

depends on what you wanna do.

If data transfer from/into the IOP is involved alignment is important

I tried posix_memalign which is suposely a upgrade version of memalign and didn't work