Includes the py2exe script, the version of the MSVC++ runtime Python 2.7
needs, and an NSIS script to assemble the installables out of the checkout
tree.
NB: Even though MakeNSIS is multiplatform, it should only be run on
Windows, since otherwise the linebreaks in the README won't be
Notepad-friendly.
As part of this change, all assembler chat is being pushed to
standard error, where it probably should have been in the first place.
Scripts and batchfiles that relied on capturing the output of Ophis
will need to capture stderr now instead.
This pass actually isn't an optimizer in that it produces larger
binaries when it triggers. However, the larger binaries created
will actually assemble properly.
The ExtendBranches pass detects Relative instructions (that is,
branches) that extend past the signed-8-bit range Relative instructions
permit, and replaces them with a branch-jump combination with identical
semantics.
Since this may be evidence of a program bug, Ophis will warn when
the optimization is triggered.
Due to similarities between this pass and UpdateLabels, both passes
have been refactored in passing.
Rewrite the driver script in Python; use os.path.realpath(). This should keep local copies working while still leaving the door open for distutils-based solutions like the original 1.0 had.
