10:23
I am at the point where I can implement the main logic of NanoCoat while on
the process of getting tests from SquirrelJME running accordingly. At least
once that happens and all tests pass I can continue on to the main interface.
I will note that NanoCoat is pretty large in general. What I could actually
do though is with the split source set ROMs when I do build for targets such
as RetroArch I can just outright ignore test and testFixtures and just
include main... everything will still work just fine. That kind of gives me
the thought if I should do the same for SummerCoat... I mean the entire reason I
am working on NanoCoat, besides getting things out quicker, is to use it as
a sort of proving ground for SummerCoat... and maybe even build off it
accordingly.