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This updates the bedrock-asm dependency so that we can use the new
source merging strategy added in version 4.0.2.
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This is to match the message format printed by the bedrock-asm crate.
fix
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The assembler saves out symbols files, which are loaded automatically
by the emulator when present. The name and location of the most recent
label is displayed with the debug information when symbols are loaded.
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This is to assist with debugging, when a program hasn't yet implemented
its own mouse cursor. Phosphor had to be updated to properly support
this.
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Without this, the otherwise normal default screen dimensions of 800x600
would be scaled to a physical size of 2400x1800 at a zoom factor of 3.
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When a relative path with only one path component is passed to the
assembler, the parent of that path cannot be determined and so the
project libraries descending from that parent cannot be included in
the program. To fix this, we canonicalize the path before it is used.
This also makes the path comments generated for the project source
files more stable and readable.
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The unwrap_or for the the dimensions value was to get around the fact
that we don't have guaranteed dimensions at this point. It makes it
look like something more important is happening though, so instead we
just make the config struct mutable and overwrite the dimensions field
with the real value when we get access to it.
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This more accurately reflects its function.
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This is a complete rewrite and restructure of the entire emulator
project, as part of the effort in locking down the Bedrock specification
and in creating much better tooling for creating and using Bedrock
programs.
This commit adds a command-line argument scheme, an embedded assembler,
a headless emulator for use in non-graphical environments, deferred
window creation for programs that do not access the screen device,
and new versions of phosphor and bedrock-core. The new version of
phosphor supports multi-window programs, which will make it possible to
implement program forking in the system device later on, and the new
version of bedrock-core implements the final core specification.
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