* Standardize the value for an invalid opcode
>
> This makes it so that all arches share the same value for an invalid opcode, so platform-specific logic isn't needed for checking whether instructions are valid.
Also updated dependencies
* OPCODE_DATA too
* Implement diffing individual data symbols
* Remove unused code for diffing sections
* Data diff view: Make rows show offset within the symbol, not within the section
* Remove SelectedSymbol enum as it only has a single variant now
* Create fake data section symbols to allow diffing entire sections again
* Fix text sections not having their size zeroed out
* Update test snapshots
* Clean up code for inferring section symbol size
* Fix bug where PPC pool references weren't ignoring section symbols
* Update comment
* Always add unique section symbols for data sections
* Update test snapshots
* Remove unnecessary clone in format! call
* Auto-start mapping for unpaired data symbols
* Fix filtering out symbols from the target side that have a symbol with the same name and a `.NON_MATCHING` suffix.
- Target side: Show all the symbols except the `.NON_MATCHING` ones.
- Base side: Ignore all the `.NON_MATCHING` symbols and also ignore the ones with the same name without the suffix
* fmt
* comment
* tests
* fmt tests
* maybe this could fix wasm?
* Fix wasm?
* fmt
* Move `DiffSide` to `diff` mod
* Update the stuff the advisories CI told me to
* Improve automatic symbol pairing for nameless literals
* Fix data reloc diffing when the reloc points to an in-function static symbol
* Only pair up literals that match perfectly
* Clippy
* Do two separate passes when pairing up literals
* Fix partially-matching literal pairups not working right
* Remove duplicate $ splitting code
* Implement $ splitting for section names too
* Minor cleanup
Check raw code length when instructions have same disassembly
but different encodings. Marks as OpMismatch to indicate
encoding difference.
Fixes#242Fixes#233
Seeing how commonly used boricj's delinker extension is, it makes sense for this one to be included by default, before #238 is considered and worked on.
This allows explicitly ignoring changes to certain
files or directories, even if the changed file ends
up matching `watch_patterns`. The default value,
`build/**/*` will ensure that changes in the build
directory will not trigger a duplicate rebuild.
Resolves#143Resolves#215
This has been unimplemented since v3.0.0-alpha.1,
and I don't currently have plans to bring it back.
If you need it for something, please open an issue!
