PPSSPP Git Version (August 9, 2026)

PPSSPP Git (2026/08/09) is a portable PSP emulator compatible with Android, Windows, Mac, and Linux, coded in C++. Recent updates include the removal of Qt support, enhancements to debugger thread safety, and fixes for various issues related to breakpoint management and symbol handling. Key changes involve routing several subscribers and handlers through the CPU thread, optimizing performance, and addressing memory issues in the web debugger. Additionally, documentation regarding the debugger threading model has been improved. Links for downloading the x64 and Android versions are also provided.

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PPSSPP Git (2026/08/09) is now available. PPSSPP is a quick and versatile PSP emulator designed for Android, Windows, Mac, and Linux, developed in C++.

PPSSPP Git Changelog:
* Merged pull request #22053 from hrydgard/qt-removal
* Removed all support for Qt
* Merged pull request #22052 from hrydgard/win32-debugger-threadsafety
* Updated AGENTS.md: Removed locks from BreakpointManager/SymbolMap, fixed queue-drain
* SymbolMap: directed remaining GUI-thread calls and eliminated internal locking
* Core_RunOnCPUThread: drained the queue from NativeFrame(), not only from Core_RunLoopUntil()
* BreakpointManager: eliminated internal locking, now unnecessary
* Documented the debugger threading model in AGENTS.md
* Legacy Win32 debugger: corrected painting issues with a frame-scoped mutex
* WebSocket debugger: fail early on invalid memory ranges, moved base64 processing off the CPU thread
* Legacy Win32 debugger: routed mutations through the CPU thread
* Merged pull request #22051 from hrydgard/web-debugger-access
* Debugger: Routed HLESubscriber through the CPU thread
* Debugger: Routed MemorySubscriber through the CPU thread, removed forced-pause operations
* Debugger: Routed BreakpointSubscriber, DisasmSubscriber, and most of
* Debugger: Routed remaining SteppingSubscriber.cpp handlers through the CPU thread
* Debugger: Managed cpu.stepInto’s stepping state through the CPU thread
* Debugger: Removed opcode-fusion display and corrected cpu step size units
* Added simplified methods to access the web debugger