Nothing complex here. Just making easy to change debug colors.
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;Debug colors
$RGBbasico textequ <$RGB(230,230,230)> ; for dark background
;$RGBbasico textequ <$RGB( 0, 0, 0)> ; for bright background
$RGBred textequ <$RGB(255, 0, 0)>
$RGBblue textequ <$RGB( 0, 0,255)>
$RGBgray1 textequ <$RGB(128,128,128)>
$RGBgreen0 textequ <$RGB( 0,160, 0)>
$RGBgreen1 textequ <$RGB( 50,150, 50)> ; DbgFPU
$RGBblue1 textequ <$RGB( 64, 64,255)> ; DbgObject
$RGBblue2 textequ <$RGB( 63, 63,255)> ; DbgVMT
$RGBorange textequ <$RGB(192, 64, 64)>
...
Regards.
Hi HSE
Good idea! :t
Thanks, Biterider
Hi HSE
If you have time, can you take a look at this version to check if it fits? :P
I renamed the colors with names that show their purpose.
Biterider
Nice!!
Just now I noted that I don't see lines. DbgLine don't have color. DbgOutCmd use DBG_CMD_INFO structure, wich doesn't have "dcolor" item.
Perhaps that color could be a DebugCenter setting.
Thanks.
Right!
We can extend the coloring for the other features and the window background.
I'll write it down for the next update.
Thanks, Biterider
Hi HSE
Debug coloring is now available for 32 and 64 bit versions (ObjAsm Fusion project) ;)
Upcomming improvements like "background coloring" will be common for both ex-subprojects.
Regards, Biterider