Add println!() support, working in Dolphin#12
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Once rust-wii#9 gets fixed to work with a real USB Gecko, this will have to do as a way to communicate with the outside world for debugging purposes. I quite dislike how the alloc and luma_core crates must be imported under these names in order for my macro to work, but I couldn’t figure out a better way which still compiles.
This has the same limitation as println!(), it works only in Dolphin until rust-wii#9 gets merged.
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Once #9 gets fixed to work with a real USB Gecko, this will have to do as a way to communicate with the outside world for debugging purposes.
I quite dislike how the
allocandluma_corecrates must be imported under these names in order for my macro to work, but I couldn’t figure out a better way which still compiles.It also displays
panic!()info using this new printing facility.