To clarify, this was a fork of suyu that has now become the main version. I don’t know why the developer used github.

This started mainly as work on suyu’s experimental static recompiler for fun, but it has since expanded into fixing and improving the emulator itself as well.
Some of the bigger changes in v0.0.11

Export Game is now usable end-to-end on Windows

You can select a game in suyu and export it into a standalone package using:

Dynarmic JIT — normal emulator backend / most compatible
Hybrid JIT + AOT — precompiled code with JIT fallback
Static AOT — precompiled code only, experimental

The exported game carries over things like your graphics settings, game config and transferable shader cache, and can optionally be added directly to your Steam library.

Controllers are automatically assigned, and exported games have an F12 panel for controls and resolution scaling.

Big static recompiler performance improvement

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has been the main validation target.

For the same race workload, strict static AOT went approximately:

Windows (ryzen 9950x3d+ 9070xt: 24 FPS → 56 FPS
Linux (ryzen 5600x+ 3090): 39 FPS → ~60 FPS
macOS (m5 mbp 24gb): 54 FPS → ~60 FPS

The Windows JIT baseline is still 60 FPS, so static AOT is now getting surprisingly close.

These aren’t general compatibility claims as MK8D is the only title I’ve heavily testedbut it’s a pretty significant improvement over v0.0.10.

The new ABI 6 recompiler adds fast guest-memory access, generation-based code guards and an exact native floating-point path, with fallbacks where the fast paths can’t be proven safe.

Apple Silicon macOS is working again

There were several fixes around MoltenVK, GPU shutdown, threading and ARM64 behavior.

MK8D is now reaching ~60 FPS on the tested Apple Silicon setup, and some nasty 10–40 second stalls that previously dropped the emulator to 0 FPS have been fixed.

RetroArch / libretro core

v0.0.11 also includes a new Vulkan libretro core for:

Windows
Linux
macOS Apple Silicon
Android ARM64 (development build)

There’s a built-in game FPS/frame-time display since RetroArch’s own FPS counter can count repeated frames and isn’t always representative of the game’s actual frame rate.

Android

There’s now an ARM64 APK as well.

Android is much less tested than the desktop builds right now. I’ve verified the build and run it in an Android emulator, but I don’t want to claim real-device performance until more people actually test it.
Other stuff

There are a bunch of smaller improvements too:

shader cache fixes
game update handling during export
firmware support in exported games
automatic multi-controller assignment
Joy-Con combine/split support
Steam shortcut + artwork generation
Discord Rich Presence
FPS / frametime / active CPU backend shown in exported games
several Vulkan/shader fixes
Windows memory corruption / shutdown fixes
improved static coverage tracking
Hybrid runs can record missing AOT coverage for future exports
substantially better testing/benchmark tooling

Important if you used v0.0.10

Re-export any old static or Hybrid builds.

v0.0.11 intentionally rejects the older recompiler ABI rather than potentially running an incompatible export. Re-exporting also gets the new performance work and packaging fixes.
more testing

Interested in getting more testing outside of MK8D - especially different games, GPUs, macOS machines, Android devices and the new libretro core.

When reporting performance, (include the game/version, CPU/GPU, OS and which CPU backend (JIT/hybrid/static) you’re using.

MK8D 1440p, 60 FPS - Static Recompiled with Steam integration enabled:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_xAPSM56ZA

Dev r*ddit comment source:

spoiler

https://old.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/1wrttt2/suyu_v0011_released_export_game_major_static/