* Fix "0" asserts
* More debug and regalloc fixes
* Fix PTMF syntax for compatibility with other compilers
* Fix some fakematches, link more TUs for J/P
* Debug work + some retail regalloc fixes
* Use AUDIO_INSTANCES in places it's missing, link d_a_e_bee
* Link m_Do_machine
* Fix clang putting other includes before the pchs
* Link some more debug TUs that already match
* Fix JUT_ASSERT to be a nested define
* Switch names that appear in asserts to be constants instead of defines
* Replace `0` in asserts with `NULL` or `FALSE`
* Fix fpclassify
* Fix ARRAY_SIZE
* Use G_CM3D_F_INF
* More fixes for fpclassify
* Remove FLOAT_LABEL
* Remove incorrect FLAG_ON macro
* Remove UNK_BSS macro
* Silence clangd unused header warning for PCH
* Match mDoExt_morf_c::getPlayMode
* Misc cleanup
* Fix actor cull spheres
* Match daPy_py_c::getLastSceneSwordAtUpTime, JUTGamePad::testTrigger
* Fix improper demangling of dBgS_SphChk::SetCallback
* Fix d_camera rangef weak func order
* Match more alink_wolf funcs
* Fix clang union handling (affects all TUs including d_camera.h)
Union members with non-trivial ctors/dtors is undefined behavior and clangd normally throws a fit and refuses to parse the whole union, but it seems to be possible to ifdef the problematic ctors out for non-mwerks compilers and explicitly tell modern compilers to use the defaults instead. Thanks to encounter for this fix.
* Link all TUs that already match on debug
In order to link TUs for debug, most functions seem to need to have their alignment set to 16 in symbols.txt. There are a few hundred functions that seem to be the exception and break when their alignment is set to 16, but I don't know the reason for this.
* Remove some fakematches (nosyminline/sym off) for weak func order in retail
* Fix clang not knowing that MSL_C++ is C++
* Link more debug TUs
* Fix missing PAL split
* Fix wrong slashes being used in includes
* RZDE01_00: Fix incorrect capitalization in config.yml
* Add RZDE01_00 to configure task
* Revert configure.py to use MatchingFor
* Fix PAL splits and symbols, link matching PAL TUs
* Add ShieldD to GitHub CI build
* Update dtk-template, add support for CI caching
* Fix PAL and JPN not building on Linux due to case sensitive file paths
* Add PAL and JPN to GitHub CI build
* Fix bad copy paste
* Update dtk-template
* Fix debug build
* Fix d_event_debug includes
* Progress reports: Enable function relocation diffing (data_value)
* Fix some diffs
* Fix a few more diffs
* More fixes
* Fix debug build
* Minor fixes
* Match daAlink_c::getDemoLookActor
* Fix JStudio paths in ShieldD splits
* Fix JStudio not compiling on debug
* Fix JStudio not compiling on retail, add fake header
* Fix debug build
* Debug build now takes .alf as input instead of .dol
I had to manually remove the following line from symbols.txt for DTK to work:
```
.data = .sbss:0x8074C97C; // type:object size:0x4 scope:local data:byte
```
After that it built OK, and DTK automatically modified all other lines in symbols.txt.
* Fix pragma in header messing up debug optimization level
* Fix missing arg to JUT_ASSERT
* Fix some MWCC version diff errors
* Compile m_Do_ext, d_demo, actor_mng
* Add VSCode task to quickly switch between versions
* Unlink magLift for debug
* Update the hash of the debug dol
The old cbea5fa... hash here was for the dol generated by the alf2dol.py script, which produces incorrect alignment.
The dol with the new hash can be obtained by using `dtk elf2dol` to convert the debug .alf file to a dol.
The DOL now builds OK.
* Fix all debug REL dtor splits
All RELs now also build OK, meaning `ninja build/ShieldD/ok` now succeeds.
* Add genMessage declarations to all HIO subclasses
* Fixing more compilation errors
* m_Do_mtx 100% on debug
Cannot be linked due to weak function name mangling?
* Improve various matches
* Fix all remaining compilation errors
* Fix new compilation errors from main
* Fix retail regression
* Link f_pc_profile_lst
* Fix false pointer relocations in data breaking shiftability
* Update matDL_dis.py from tww
* remove debug prints from matDL build script
* matDL build rule: Allow specifying global/local scope
* Use asset extraction for ShieldD
* Set mode `+x` on executable Python scripts
* set `+x` on matDL_dis
LagoLunaticandGitHub