Peter Marheine

> Would the code be in the repo and built with it, or separate like mkg3a? How does the mkg3a executable get included in the Windows releases, is this done...

Outside seems like the logical choice to me.

* `calctype` utility for fancy text rendering * `winsim` simulator; looks similar in purpose to [fx-cg-cl](https://bitbucket.org/tari/fx-cg-cl/src/default/) * zx7 compression library * new syscalls * bug fixes Doesn't look too bad...

This is waaaay too much stuff for me to evaluate in only one commit. As it stands, I really don't want to pull in huge piles of headers like this-...

This adds a lot of code; what's the effect on binary size? Would it be feasible to have a compile-time option to disable less-commonly used formatting features to reduce code...

That seems like an okay difference, since it would be more difficult to make it much smaller yet. However, it should be possible for a user of the SDK to...

Test failures look unrelated to this change; I think it's a problem with pytest since 3.3 providing the `caplog` fixture without a plugin, and it behaves differently.

The original source for the include files would be the [official SDK](http://web.archive.org/web/20150419040906/http://education.ti.com/en/us/software/details/en/7EDBCE1FA37F4906B774BE9C71FEB076/swti83-84plussdk#show=eula) (Wayback machine link because education.ti.com is 503ing for me right now). However, that same page has a direct...

Not easily and portably! (It's not a shell script and it needs to run on platforms that aren't unixy.)

It's not that I can't capture output, but I don't care about it so don't want to capture it. (I'm using [Rust](https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/process/struct.Command.html).)