begin actually setting up the repository as a GMod addon..

ideas.md

@@ -1,17 +1,23 @@
-- cpu cores
+- cpu entities
 	- controllable paramaters (ram size, ...)
-		- admin controlled per-user max RAM size (default 16mb)
+		- admin controlled per-user max RAM size (default 32mb)
-			- possibly override for "respectful" users and admins?
+			- possibly override for "respectful" users and admins (admins probably wouldn't even count)?
-		- admin controlled per-user max lcpu chip count (default 4)
+		- admin controlled per-user max lcpu chip count (default 8)
-			- admins can override?
+			- admins can override/do not count?
-	- admin controled global (affects all placed lcpus) scheduler timeslice (? cpus wouldn't block source anyways, the only way they could is if they start posting too many cpu thread -> lua thread callbacks ?)
+
+	- admin controled global (affects all placed lcpus) scheduler timeslice.
+		- couldn't be faster than tickrate though or we might block source (and.. well, i dont think i have to explain)
+
 	- upload a raw binary (or elf? we could probably just imitate a "boot loader" and throw it into memory and move the given register to it?) to execute
-		- or write code as a "lcpu project." in theory exporting out to a Makefile/etc should be possible
+		- or write assembly/maybe c code for tiny projects
+
 	- text editor for lcpu projects
 
-	- supported architechures (iniitally. more could be added and a "common" abstraction framework for devices could be agreed on)
+	- some example projects?
+	
 	- riscv rv32-ima cpu core
-			- llvm assembler/maybe clang integration? (this might make the addon unwieldly though)
+		- llvm assembler used in this case
+		- maybe clang integration? (this might make the addon unwieldly though)
 
 - wiremod interopability (to obsolete ZCPU at least for my purposes)
 	- gpio (which uses normal wire stuff)

lua/autorun/lcpu_load.lua

@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+-- skeleton load file to get gmod to recognize this as an addon
+-- this will contain files later on in life.
+
+print("hello world?")

native/projects/lucore/include/lucore/OptionalRef.hpp

@@ -68,6 +68,6 @@ namespace lucore::detail {
 } // namespace lucore::detail
 
 namespace lucore {
-	using detail::NullRef;
+	using detail::NullRef;	   // NOLINT ..yes, yes they are used. why do you think they aren't.
-	using detail::OptionalRef;
+	using detail::OptionalRef; // NOLINT ... ditto!!!
 } // namespace lucore

native/projects/lucore/src/Assert.cpp

@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@
 namespace lucore {
 
 	[[noreturn]] void ExitMsg(const char* fileName, int fileLine, const char* message) {
-		// TODO: move this to logger functionality of lucore (gmsv_lcpu will end up containing a
+		// TODO: move this to logger functionality of lucore (the native module will end up
-		// Sink impl..)
+		// containing a Sink implementation that funnels to either gmod or tier libs..)
 		std::puts(message);
 		std::quick_exit(0xAF);
 	}