feat: add flag to change working directory#134
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With -r you can now tell asMSX to find all paths relative to the .ASM file provided as main file. Closes #133
- Included tests for Issue 133 - Included removal of test folder required for test Issue 133 - Included new "I Build" to support one flag
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@jamque Can you check again if it works on Windowzer? |
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I have added a new
-rflag to change the working directory of the assembler to the path where the .asm file is.Tests and documentation have been updated to cover the Issue #133.