Cleaning up

sources/Memory/AMemory.hpp

@@ -26,25 +26,20 @@ namespace ComSquare::Memory
 		//! @param addr The absolute address (in the 24 bit bus)
 		//! @return The local address (0 refers to the first byte of this component).
 		//! @throw InvalidAddress is thrown if the address is not mapped by this component.
-		virtual uint24_t getRelativeAddress(uint24_t addr) const override;
+		[[nodiscard]] uint24_t getRelativeAddress(uint24_t addr) const override;
+
 		//! @brief Change starting and ending points of this mapped memory.
 		//! @param start The first address mapped to this component.
 		//! @param end The last address mapped to this component.
 		//! @warning The start/end address should be a continuous range. You can't map address 0x0 and 0x2 but not 0x1. To do that, use two AMemory.
 		void setMemoryRegion(uint24_t start, uint24_t end);
+
 		//! @brief Return true if this component has mapped the address.
 		//! @param addr The address to check.
 		//! @return True if this address is mapped to the component. False otherwise.
-		virtual bool hasMemoryAt(uint24_t addr) const override;
-		//! @brief Check if this memory is a mirror or not.
-		//! @return True if this memory is a mirror. False otherwise.
-		virtual bool isMirror() const override;
-		//! @brief Get the name of the data at the address
-		//! @param addr The address (in local space)
-		virtual std::string getValueName(uint24_t addr) const override;
-		//! @brief Return the memory accessor this accessor mirror if any
-		//! @return nullptr if isMirror is false, the source otherwise.
-		virtual std::shared_ptr<IMemory> getMirrored() const override;
-		virtual ~AMemory() override = default;
+		[[nodiscard]] bool hasMemoryAt(uint24_t addr) const override;
+
+		//! @brief A default destructor
+		~AMemory() override = default;
 	};
 }