A collection of classes providing simple hardware specification, simulation, tracing, and testing suitable for teaching and research. Simplicity, usability, clarity, and extensibility are the overarching goals, rather than performance or optimization.
This removes Python 2 support, in preparation for whenever the macOS 12.3 update arrives and we can finally happily drop Python 2. A future commit that naturally follows this could be cleaning up existing code to use any new Python 3.X features.
This is currently set to run tests/work on Python 3.8. We should probably change this to reflect whatever minor version of Python 3 macOS ends up setting as the default (either installed with the system or by included with Xcode).
Note as of 22-01-29: don't pull yet
This removes Python 2 support, in preparation for whenever the macOS 12.3 update arrives and we can finally happily drop Python 2. A future commit that naturally follows this could be cleaning up existing code to use any new Python 3.X features.
This is currently set to run tests/work on Python 3.8. We should probably change this to reflect whatever minor version of Python 3 macOS ends up setting as the default (either installed with the system or by included with Xcode).