02-05-2011, 12:42 AM
Okay, LCD was right. I''ve fixed up another important bug related to string parameters management.
Download, please, latest version which is 1.2.7r2035 from here: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.boriel.com/files/zxb">http://www.boriel.com/files/zxb</a><!-- m -->
Please, test and tell me. :roll:
PS: Since v1.2.7, every released is tested against 100+ tests automatically prior to being released here. Please don't think I just throw new releases "as is" and leave all the heavy testing to you:!: :wink: Everytime someone discovers a bug, I create a new test to make the compiler fail. Then fix it. And finally apply all the previous test + the new one added before announcing it in the forum. So the number of tests is growing (the more the better, it's supposed
).
Also, LCD suggested me to create an .MSI to allow multiple installations of different ZXB versions. I think this would be hard, but there's a workaround: a ZIPped .exe version which does not require installation. So you can uncompress the .exe version of the compiler in a subdirectory. This will be uploaded soon.
Meanwhile, remember that the .py version can be used this way, and does not require any installation, just a Python interpreter installed. ;-)
Download, please, latest version which is 1.2.7r2035 from here: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.boriel.com/files/zxb">http://www.boriel.com/files/zxb</a><!-- m -->
Please, test and tell me. :roll:
PS: Since v1.2.7, every released is tested against 100+ tests automatically prior to being released here. Please don't think I just throw new releases "as is" and leave all the heavy testing to you:!: :wink: Everytime someone discovers a bug, I create a new test to make the compiler fail. Then fix it. And finally apply all the previous test + the new one added before announcing it in the forum. So the number of tests is growing (the more the better, it's supposed
).Also, LCD suggested me to create an .MSI to allow multiple installations of different ZXB versions. I think this would be hard, but there's a workaround: a ZIPped .exe version which does not require installation. So you can uncompress the .exe version of the compiler in a subdirectory. This will be uploaded soon.
Meanwhile, remember that the .py version can be used this way, and does not require any installation, just a Python interpreter installed. ;-)