BobSmun

Looked into this a couple of years ago but got stuck on the exception handling and then life got in the way. Managed to find a little time to look...

Ok, managed to get something to work for exceptions. Tutorial 2 (NULL test) works fine. I don't capture the exception address though. Before I set up a branch for you...

libz and libbz2 are the dependencies of libfreetype (or at least the one I grabbed). The version I have for x86 doesn't need libbz2, so clearly it's just the way...

Cool. I'll look into reducing the dependencies of libfreetype for inclusion.

Something to be aware of: Doing the using (at least with values), has the quirk of keeping the original parameters ```rust import std.io; struct Test {}; using Test1 = Test;...

> Can you share more information about the folder layout and the symlinks so that we can try to reproduce this? The more detail you provide, the more likely it...

Some progress notes: * endian modification of templates are affected by https://github.com/WerWolv/PatternLanguage/issues/119 * binary floating points tested against a very small handful of native float / double types * decimal...

Thought it would be better to kick things off as a draft PR, than for me to forget entirely * namespace - to me, the ieee754 part makes more sense...

I should have said 'built-in' instead of 'native'. The intention being to allow built-in access to the other IEEE-754 binary interchange formats (adding 16-bit and 128-bit, at a minimum) without...

`EventPatchCreated` certainly sounds like it would be intended for the 'ROM hacks' achievement, but it unlocks "hex.builtin.achievement.hex_editor.modify_byte.name", whereas the `exportIPSPatch` and `exportIPS32Patch` functions call `unlockAchievement` (with "hex.builtin.achievement.hex_editor.create_patch.name") directly