Previously, we repainted every frame on Windows at full refresh rate.
This is an enormous waste, as the UI will be static most of the time.
This was to work around a bug with `rfd` + `eframe`.
On other platforms, we only repainted every frame when a job was running,
which was better, but still not ideal. We also had a 100ms deadline, so
we'd repaint at ~10fps minimum to catch new events (file watcher, jobs).
This removes all repaint logic from the main loop and moves it into the
individual places where we change state from another thread.
For example, the file watcher thread will now immediately notify egui
to repaint, rather than relying on the 100ms deadline we had previously.
Jobs, when updating their status, also notify egui to repaint.
For `rfd` file dialogs, this migrates to using the async API built on top of
a polling thread + `pollster`. This interacts better with `eframe` on Windows.
Overall, this should reduce repaints and improve responsiveness to
file changes and background tasks.
- Allow config to specify object "target_path" and "base_path" explicitly, rather than relying on relative path from the "target_dir" and "base_dir". Useful for more complex directory layouts.
- Fix watch_patterns in project config not using default.
- Fix "Rebuild on changes" not defaulting to true.
- Keep watching project config updates even when "Rebuild on changes" is false.
- Disable some configuration options when loaded from project config file.
* Use let-else in App::post_rendering
* Use let-else in diff::reloc_eq
* Use let-else in diff::diff_objs
* Use let-else in views::data_diff::data_diff_ui
* Use let-else in views::function_diff::function_diff_ui
* Use let-else in views::function_diff::asm_row_ui
* Use let-else in views::jobs::jobs_ui
* Update rust-version in Cargo.toml
Luke Street
Nick Condron