Reduces memory useage during memory searching process.
- Minimizes passing by copy, uses references to avoid causing copies
- Deletes FutureWatcher ptr when no longer needed to avoid leaking memory (thanks Fobes)
- Updates the search results vector in-place so that no extra copies are needed.
- Makes use of std::move to transfer resources instead of keeping two copies.
- No longer keeps a copy of prior search results in addition to the active search, the stored results are transferred to the search worker and then transferred back.
More improvements to be made, but making a first that should make a
decent impact.
Also: Updates storage of prior results a s a vector now.
Prior since the results were stored in a hashmap, the .keys() function needed to be used to index at an arbitrary point when loading results into the UI.
This caused a big spike in memory usage when the results count is particularly large.
Using a vector optimizes this as we don't need to add any memory when indexing in this way.
Also unlike before when we used vector, we're also removing elements in place when doing filter searches so we don't need two vectors.
Adds memory search comparisons for Increased, Increased By, Decreased, Decreased By, Changed, Not Changed, Changed By.
For arrays, adds not equals, changed, not changed for filter searches.
Now only shows the comparison types that are currently valid for the given search type and if there's prior search results.
Also refactors to allow holding the prior set of search results rather than just the addresses, needed for these search comparisons to work.
Also adds a ui label to show that the debugger is searching after clicking the search button which then gets replaced with the results count when the search completes.
Moves the Memory Search fucntionality to it's own widget so as to not pollute the CpuWidget with search related functionality, especially as it is intended to grow in scope. CpuWidget is fairly general and as such everything tends to get tossed together which makes it harder to navigate/understand/maintain.
Dan McCarthy