Daniel Collin

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Hi, I know that it's stated in the readme: > AMD Architectures are currently not supported on rd. Please use rr if you need to use AMD. I still wonder...

Now that all instructions for 68k has been implemented (right?) it would be great to turn this into a proper Rust lib/crate so it can be used in other projects.

Something that is very useful to have in an emulator core is the ability disassemble instructions for various reasons. Currently r68k doesn't have one. I have implemented one (in C...

I know that this would be a big change but anyway. In a build.rs script (as it's Rust code being called from Cargo) it's possible to read files and generate...

Here https://github.com/marhel/r68k/blob/master/src/cpu/mod.rs#L11 It's possible to use `#[derive(Default)]` And then it's possible to call ``` Rust``` Cpu::default() ``` To get all default values. Also when setting up a struct one can...

There seems to have been a fair amount of changes over here at the MAME repro https://github.com/mamedev/mame/commits/115ffcb10a45bca233fa6e22f674d8db8982b7df/src/emu/cpu/m68000 It might be worth taking a look and diff against the current one...

Currently FS-UAE (or any UAE version) from what I know doesn't support any remote debugging. I would like to implement this but I would like to have have some guidance...

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This is because tempdir has been deprecated with this info from cargo-deny ``` 31 │ tempdir 0.3.7 registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index │ ------------------------------------------------------------------- unmaintained advisory detected │ = ID: RUSTSEC-2018-0017 = Advisory: https://rustsec.org/advisories/RUSTSEC-2018-0017...

Something that would be useful is to have support for an event when a user begins and ends a dragging operation. My use case is I want to be able...

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Give the following code https://godbolt.org/z/3ha18KEaG ``` typedef struct Foo { int a; } Foo; ``` Doesn't work in ISPC, but is fully legal in C/C++. The way C/C++ handles this...

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