- abstracted RWP code into Cart base class (only F8SC converted for now)
- RWP now works by analysing RAM accesses before and after each instruction, catching all occurrences
Fixes for compiling without debugger support.
The new code introduces a generic 'EmulationWarning' exception that can
be thrown for any reason. The RWP functionality has been ported to use
this, with the main benefit that if we ever have to add new exceptional
cases, we no longer need to modify M6502 class; it will pick up on the
new exceptions and pass them to the EmulationWorker as necessary.
Functionally, the RWP stuff works the same as before, just with a
different implementation behind the scenes.
- This emulation is much simpler, and takes the scheme from being
esoteric to being a simple hotspot-based scheme
- The original patent application for the FE scheme describes in perfect
detail what is happening, and although the previous code worked, it
was complex and actually hid what was really happening.
Now that the scheme is hotspot-based, the debugger can be extended to
work better with it. That part comes next.
To anyone reading this, Merry (belated) Christmas and Happy New Year!
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of these aren't actually bugs per-se, but are to follow good programming
practices.
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see what errors are present in the code. This is the first pass
in cleaning up the errors it found.
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C++11 keyword. This makes developing/maintaining class hierarchies
more manageable.
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Introduce namespace to class MD5, so the method call is now MD5::hash()
instead of simply MD5().
Added C++11 '= delete' constructors to most classes, to more clearly
indicate the intent of the class. Note that this isn't absolutely
necessary, but is considered good form. I will be teaching a C++ class
over the summer using Stella for examples, so it makes sense to follow
the standard and the textbook recommendations :)
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Removed constexpr, since VC++ 2013 doesn't support it yet.
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Stephen Anthony