v1.0.0 - C1 Support and UX Improvement!

After a long development in winter break, the C0VM.ts project is reaching a new stage and we are happy to announce the C0VM.ts - version 1.0.0! Feel free to play with it on https://visualc0.tk

Support C1 Language Standard

The C0VM.ts now supports C1 Language Standard including Generic Pointer void* (tagged pointer) and Function Pointer! Here's a Demo:

Improvements Comparing to Previous Version

Editor User Experience Improvement @chaosarium

• #16 - Thanks for @chaosarium 's work on editor tab, we can now rename editor tab by double-clicking on tab name instead of pressing alt and click tab - an operation that is much more intuitive.
• #22 - @chaosarium added the feature of "Import Folder" and therefore we won't need to do import all files one by one.

AutoStep and Shortcut Keys for Execution @Helen0721

• #20 - With @Helen0721 's work on AutoStep and short cut key for C0VM actions, students won't need to press the "Step" button repetitively anymore.

Maintenance & Debugging @MarkChenYutian

• #9 - By parsing C0 source code and generate the memory layout for each struct directly on frontend, we can now display all struct fields before they are accessed by bytecode instruction.
• #11 - By remove StructuredClone dependency, the compatibility of project is improved. For instance, we now support WeChat browser!
• #21 - The relationship between CodeMirror state and React state is finally cleaned up and all breakpoints are working perfectly now even when the editor is re-rendered.
• #24 - Breakpoints, finally are rendered in CSS instead of a 🔴 emoji, which means their appearance will be unified across platforms.

Other Small Improvements

• Improved UI to give more space for code editor.
• Add tooltips to disabled buttons that explains why action is disabled.
• Fix dependency problem (no more --legacy-peer-deps) and bump to Ant-design 5.
• Add tutorial page for new user to make it easier to use
• Debug console will display types according to the typedefs in source code. (e.g. if we have typedef T* T_t, debug console will show T_t for T* typed variable).