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+ Should be platform independent thanks to platform-dirs
+ All config files in the directory are used
+ Some optimizations could be made so now all config files are loaded.
+ clippy + fmt
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+ -b flag allows you to specify the base of the input data, useful if the data does not have a prefix or is a strange base
+ -i allows you to pass in array or string data
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+ Using bitvec now for parsing binary data
+ Fixed issues with how some data was handled across byte boundaries
+ Updated CCSDS def
+ Added test to verify good ccsds parsing
+ clippy + fmt
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+ Better error handling
+ Line numbers in toml errors should now match the file
+ Errors during parsing show where in the bit stream they failed
+ Fixed some issues with string, float, and double parsing reporting the wrong bit width
+ Updated docs and added the example.toml config
+ clipppy + fmt
+ Endianness was all out of whack
+ Everything is currently handled as little endian, easy to add a config for endianness later
+ num-bigint comes in clutch, it now handles the shifting of bits
+ The field that errors is now reported
+ The formats/ dir contains all predefined formats
+ Includes CCSDS packet for now
+ There appears to be an issue with bit formatting, the APID field is not being parsed correctly (upper 8 bits is not being factored in
+ String fields are always null terminated and have a max length
+ Byte fields are made of raw bytes, and read data until they hit a max length or the end of data is reached
+ Basic implementation working with just unsigned ints
+ Can fetch data from arbitrary bit positions in a byte string
+ TOML config implementation for describing data
+ Simple CLI
Joey Hines