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    Screwtape Yep, that's correct.
    heyheyhey I think I figured it out. In bsnes's settings.bml Blocking refers to the Synchronize checkbox and Flush the GPU sync checkbox.
    wertigon In what context?

    Sounds like checkboxes for forcing a wait for updates and/or forcing a flush of a screen or sound buffer. Both will significantly reduce your performance but might be good for debugging software. If you just want to game, leave them unchecked.
    heyheyhey I can't find anything about it on the entire internet and half of usenet.
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