So, is there any policy or etiquete on sharing this compiled version? I think it's well more suited for rom hacking and rom mapping and it has increased my productivity by a fair margin. If it's frowned upon to share it then I'll make sure to keep it for myself.
Changes:
- optimized for 1080p displays (everything is more "crammed" and less pleasantly arranged)
- when opening a rom it will automatically open the debugger, the mem viewer, the cheat tool and the code/data logger
- the debugger has received the biggest changes, with much larger bookmarks and slightly larger breakpoints sections
- when adding a bookmark on the debugger, it will automatically add to the bm's name "Bk:#" representing the bank number that bm belongs to. SUPER useful for rom mapping and hacking
- removed the options to break when cpu cycles or instructions were exceeded due to low usage and to maximize free space for the bookmarks
- memory viewer now defaults to gray text to help differentiate highlighted text (data was particularly hard to read, it looked black)
- cheat search also got bigger sections for the cheat list
- added a pad bits reference to the debugger. it's useful for me, I guess
- code data logger also looks a lot more crammed. I removed the "address label logger" options for space
Someone may look down on the few removed features, but it was all done so it could fit on my screen, all at once neatly.
If it was ok to make it public, should something more be changed? Maybe the version number, or something in the about section? Thanks.
