All things that have to do with DAT mappings are in Mappings now and eveything having to do with header skippers are in Skippers now. Also, Skippers got proper implementations of matching a file to a rule and applying a rule to a file.
This change brings about a few changes:
1) A new LogLevel called "User" that is used for non-verbose, non-error output
2) Only User and Error are output to console now, not all of them
3) All programs have log to file enabled by default and all flags for enabling logging have been removed
4) Some former Verbose statements have been converted over to User because of the shift in usage.
This is a massive overhaul that replaces System.Data.SQLite with Mono.Data.Sqlite. This should make it more compatible with Linux and Mac and has no known downsides for Windows.
First is the inclusion of two new projects: SabreHelper and SingleGame. SabreHelper is a DLL that contains anything that might be in common between programs (converters, db tools, logging). SingleGame is an experimental program to minimize a DAT for server usage, requested by Kludge.
The new structure represents a cleaner approach to having helper functions in a DLL, making each individual executable smaller and more well-defined.
Headerer now does both deheadering and reheadering. When a file has a header detected, it puts an entry in the database with the header, unheadered sha1, and the rom type. Reheadering tries to find a matching sha1 in the database and then adds it if it's found.
