Extract Kanji + some adjacent docs

[hensldm]

Extracts everything from the kanji file. I added the codepoint index similar to nes font, though did not actually fully name the textures just used their offset (would prefer someone who actually knows the japanese characters to do it). Textures are named thanks to Emily.
Also doc'd as much as possible code_80185F90.text.s (kanread.s) which is related.

[AngheloAlf]

Also doc'd as much as possible code_80185F90.text.s (kanread.s) which is related.
I don't see the docs anywhere. In case you documented the actual assembly file remember that we don't commit the assembly files

[hensldm]

Also doc'd as much as possible code_80185F90.text.s (kanread.s) which is related.

I don't see the docs anywhere. In case you documented the actual assembly file remember that we don't commit the assembly files

Yeah. By doc'd I mean named the file, function, and data. Don't think I can do anything else without commiting the assembly.

[AngheloAlf]

I don't see the docs anywhere. In case you documented the actual assembly file remember that we don't commit the assembly files

Yeah. By doc'd I mean named the file, function, and data. Don't think I can do anything else without commiting the assembly.

I guess we could have a header and comments explaining what does the function do, what takes as arguments and whats the return value. But it is fine as it currently is

[hensldm]

I don't see the docs anywhere. In case you documented the actual assembly file remember that we don't commit the assembly files

Yeah. By doc'd I mean named the file, function, and data. Don't think I can do anything else without commiting the assembly.

I guess we could have a header and comments explaining what does the function do, what takes as arguments and whats the return value. But it is fine as it currently is

Ah I really like that idea. Let me do that real quick.

[hensldm]

Kanji textures are now documented. Thank you Emily :) .

[AngheloAlf]

I don't really have a way to verify if every Japanese character is correct, but I trust you two for getting them right