Misc progress

There were some irregularities in the FLAIR output vs my output. The first is that I realized I had misunderstood what FLAIR calls modules. When I had seen FLAIR stuff before, it had been all windows junk and every line corresponded to one function. However, the test file I worked with was a .a file. Since a .a file contains .o files, this made it so each library module was actually a collection of functions in each .o file. I think was done because of the way linking groups object files on desktop / operating systems. However, this assumption is not valid for embedded systems due to the heavy static analysis done. I'll add a policy option to control how these signatures are generated. Additionally, there was a bug resulting in skipping functions that had multiple defined names. Code did something like size = next - current positions. If size is 0, assume undefined symbol and skip. However, this 0 size turns out to because of multiple names at the same file position and I was mentally mixing up the tables for all symbols vs defined symbols.
Regarding GUI progress, I've been trying to learn how to write a custom QAbstractScrollArea. This is the long term solution to disassembly, hex, and other complex scroll area issues. Instead of generating just the current page using hacks, a proper widget will be implemented that can fix things up as needed. Not going so well so far, but at least I know roughly what I need to do. It looks like the options are basically to implement QAbstractScrollArea directly or subclass QTextEditor or similar. I tried messing with subclassing QTextEdit, and it looks like it would become a hackish mess quickly. Signals were changing some of the values I tried to override and who knows how it would stand up to future or past Qt revisions. The other solution seems more manageable and proper way to do things. I'll probably implement a hex viewer first since its simpler to toy with than using the full uvudec engine.