- Introduced a new document detailing YAZE's dependency architecture, identifying optimization opportunities, and proposing a roadmap for reducing build times and improving maintainability.
- Included a complete dependency graph, key findings, and a detailed refactoring plan to enhance modularity and reduce circular dependencies.
- Document serves as a reference for future development and architectural decisions, aiming for 40-60% faster incremental builds.
Benefits:
- Provides a clear understanding of the current state and future direction for YAZE's architecture.
- Facilitates better decision-making for developers regarding library organization and build optimization strategies.
- Added detailed CI/CD reliability improvements, including retry mechanisms and enhanced error reporting for Windows vcpkg setup and dependency installation.
- Updated Dungeon Editor status to EXPERIMENTAL, highlighting the need for thorough testing and outlining implemented features.
- Introduced a comprehensive A Link to the Past ROM reference, detailing graphics systems, palette management, and memory mapping.
- Improved changelog to reflect recent fixes and ongoing development status across various editors.
- Introduced a complete guide for the Dungeon Editor, detailing features, architecture, and usage instructions, ensuring users can effectively utilize the tool for dungeon creation.
- Added an Overworld Agent Guide to facilitate AI interaction with the overworld editor, covering tools, commands, and best practices for automation and AI-generated edits.
- Included a migration plan for transitioning from SDL2 to SDL3, outlining the necessary steps for refactoring the rendering architecture to support modern graphics APIs.
- Enhanced the palette system overview, detailing SNES color formats, palette organization, and common issues, providing developers with essential insights for effective color management.
- Updated the emulator development guide to reflect the latest status and improvements, confirming production readiness and outlining future enhancements.
