Logging names are now less ambiguous. We can adopt one of two styling conventions: create a logger object for each component of the project, and log every output into a large jak.log file; or we can have separate text files for the compiler log, runtime log, etc. I think the former will be the most efficient but may also make filtering harder.
Also replaced more old prints with spdlog equivalents
* add some more cfg ir stuff
* add cond with else
* add type of recognition
* add cond to compare conversion
* finally all conds are passing
* started sc recognize, but ash min and max should be recognized first
* fix ash showing up as sc
* add abs
* fix merge issues
* try building goos with optimizations on
* sc mostly working, still need to fix right aligned nesting
* ands and ors are converting correctly now
* clean up
* add pretty printing to goos form
* temp
* fix format
* fix format
* fix windows build
* again
* windows
* Revert "windows"
This reverts commit b7d448e733.
* windows again
* give up and just add a getter function
* Commit new spdlog implementation
Hopefully resolves Linux build dependency errors
* clang formatting
* Fix Linux-only definition
Found the culprit!
* More Linux fixes
Linus Torvalds have mercy on my soul
* Replace printf logging with spdlog equivalent
Preserve previous printfs in comments for now. Spdlog needs to be configured to be thread-safe. Few additional printfs to convert later. No changes have been made to GOAL's internal printing system
* clang-format stuff
* ugh more clang-format
why
* Another shot
* CMakeLists.txt update
Fix issues related to spdlog version targeting
* Remove old prints + fix log types
Up next is the transition to a git submodule, should be simple enough
* spdlog is now a git submodule
* adapted for project
* Linux fix
* More fixes
Yikes
* Update for linux
I should really fix my WSL environment
* Update workflow.yaml
Hopefully will resolve issues with GitHub Actions on Linux
Preserve previous printfs in comments for now. Spdlog needs to be configured to be thread-safe. Few additional printfs to convert later. No changes have been made to GOAL's internal printing system
* framework for basic op
* started IR framework
* check in type info file
* add some basic operations to the first pass ir conversion
* use a single condition system
* add more basic op decoding
* more ir
* start cleanup
* fix typos
* fix syntax highlighting in doc
* lots of documentation updates
* clean and add tests
* more documentation and more error messages
* more document and try building kernel differently
* started adding simple functions in gcommon
* more tests and features
* more tests, debug windows
* debug prints for windows
* back up some regs for windows
* remove debugging prints
* add tests for various xmms
* use unaligned stores and loads to back up and restore xmm128s and also fix argument spilling bug
* add deftype
* add deref and fix some method _type_ things
