"Regz Wizard" -> Sorcerer #716
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With the update to 0.15 came the need to rewrite Regz wizard. I have loftier goals for it so with it's rebirth I'm renaming it to Sorcerer.
It's able to visualize Regz generated code like Regz Wizard, with two substantial upgrades:
Find registered schemas in MicroZig
The build system for Sorcerer plugs into MicroZig. It looks at all the ports and generates a JSON file detailing:
View multiple register schemas
Exactly what it sunds like, no more, no less.
Next steps
Besides styling and UI improvements, the next one is going to be an analysis workflow which helps automatically find opportunities to deduplicate types in a register schema. It will be up to the user to approve and name these types.