- Visual Basict projects do not accept ';' as separator between the constant definitions they accept instead ','
- The example kernel was wrong as nothing was really echoed back!
- Fixed Single.ToString() on special cases (infinities, NaN and 0) and aumented the range of printable values
- Fixed Double.ToString(): it always printed "Double Overrange" for a bug in opcode ldarga
- Fixed opcode ldarga: the displacement of the argument variable was off of 4 bytes
- Fixed opcodes shr, shr_un and shl when the shift was more that 32 bytes, added to BCL relative tests
- Added BLC tests regarding BitConverter and unsafe code
- Moved the meat of the code of Single.ToString() and Double.ToString() to the class StringHelper together with the analogous methods for numer types
- Re-added _floatsignbit to CosmosAssembler.cs so the neg test should not fail anymore
- Removed all code relative to x87 that I had left under #if false
- Clean up
* Added the German keyboard layout and made the keyboard implementation
more scalable and modular to permit future foreign keyboards.
* Added support for ALTGR-keypresses
* Added support for the OEM-102-key
* Cleaned up some code
Added the x86-instructions 'LEA', 'RDTSC' and 'RDMSR'.
Added a simplistic plug for 'system::datetime', which now contains the
method for fetching the current date/time
- Added a version of XS.SSE.MoveSS that accepts a String as source (to use the constant variable name)
- Added XS.SSE2.XorPd
- Neg opcode declares the constant inline and not uses XS.LiteralCode anymore
Please note that this code actually fails the second float neg test for no valid reason!
- Added test for Neg OpCode for float and double
- Conv.U8 wrongly changed the sign of double before converting it to ulong
- Div_Un, Add_Ovf and Add_Ovf_Un had code for floating point but they should not have that for ECMA specs
