* Slight polish to DMA
- Default-initialize members explicitly
- Mark some methods as const noexcept
- Initialize DMA::MRAMBurstTable to DMATiming::MRAMDummy
- Use the default destructor
* Move DMA_Timings definitions to a source file
- To ensure constant and unique addresses
* Include some extra DMA members in the savestate
* Simplify serializing the DMA table
- Extend the dummy table to 256 bytes (same length as the real ones)
* Revert the type change to DMA::DoSavestate
* Keep the MRAMBurstTable inside the DMA class, instead of using a pointer
- If we use a pointer to an external table, then we can't use it in savestates (else that external table gets overwritten)
* Add Platform::Log and Platform::LogLevel
* Replace most printf calls with Platform::Log calls
* Move a brace down
* Move some log entries to one Log call
- Some implementations of Log may assume a full line
* Log the MAC address as LogLevel::Info
* make timers usable for measurement shito without being assfuckingly unreliable
* bürp
* Arisotura can you ever clean up your goddamn code
also regroup the timer code instead of having it split weirdly
* make the set-timing functions a tad less hacky
* congrats Arisotura you made an ass-enum
* add timing region tables, and separate timings for ARM9 DMA (exempt of 3c penalty)
* temp work on DMA timings, not finished
also, did you know? 'increment/reload' is also a thing for the source address
* begin work
* add some of the GBA slot/wifi timings
* complete it, I guess
* make some progress
* getting somewhere
* sdsdfs
* see, Arisotura, was it that hard? blarg.
- savestates used to read a four bytes from a single byte value
- a few unassigned variables
- some other things
- also make the ROR macro an inline function
