v2024.0328.174154

Update Python version requirement (#117)

Updates the minimum supported Python version to 3.8 and notes the policy
of tracking the support timeline of the Python project.

v2024.0304.184309

Fix `import_dirs` support (#114)

`import_dirs` arguments come through as part of the `ctx.files` list and
need to have their `path` extracted when building the `embossc`
command-line. This CL also adds a `testdata` entry that checks that
`emboss_cc_library` works when specifying `import_dirs`.

Test: bazel build '//testdata:import_dir_importer_emboss'

v2024.0301.001301

Add support for a import_dirs param (#113)

This adds support for specifying custom `import_dirs` in an
`emboss_cc_library` bazel declaration. Example usage:

emboss_cc_library(
    name = "foo",
    srcs = ["public/foo/foo.emb"],
    import_dirs = ["public"],
)

v2024.0228.001840

Add --output-file embossc flag to allow setting exact generated file …

v2024.0220.215552

Merge pull request #111 from reventlov/importlib_instead_of_pkgutil

Switch from pkgutil to importlib.resources.

v2024.0214.172519

Move cpp_utils to compilation_contexts (#109)

Move cpp_utils from the cc_common.compile private_hdrs parameter
to the compilation_contexts parameter in order to fix the
cpp_utils header include paths when Emboss is an external repository.

Fixes #108

v2024.0208.184122

Fix using emboss_cc_library from external Bazel repo (#106)

Fixes google#105

v2024.0207.171840

Fix emboss_cpp_library Bazel rule (#104)

Add `toolchains` parameter to _cc_emboss_aspect rule to fix
find_cpp_toolchain error.

Fixes #103

v2024.0112.220248

Reorder sections in bits to match the ordering in struct (#102)

* doc: reorder sections in bits to match the ordering in struct

* doc: add documentation about using struct to effectively create a union (#101)

v2023.1004.224448

Fix subscripted types for Python 3.8 (#97)

The changes in PR #89 inadvertently added a line that is incompatible
with Python version 3.8. However, Python 3.8 is still supported for
around one more year from now (https://devguide.python.org/versions/),
so this change restores 3.8 compatibility.