- bug fix: The switch case wasn't working correctly for unsorted cases
- bug fix: The ternary operator ?: should now work correctly with registered types as well
- Support for the calling convention asCALL_CDECL_OBJFIRST has been added
- String constants are now concatenated by the compiler
- The value of AngelScript's boolean true is now configurable. Default is set to 1 like Visual C++
AngelScript 1.9.1 FINAL (2004/09/21)
I've uploaded the latest version of AngelScript. The changes for this one are:
I'm gonna try it out, hope it works fine.........i guess there'll be a lot of changes from 1.7.x. I finally have some time on my hands for this one. Thanks Andreas.
You say that every time [wink]
It seems that your e-mail doesn't work. I'm receiving a bounce from @raptorentertainment.com everytime I send out a news letter on AngelScript releases.
I hope you have collected most of your code interfacing with AngelScript in one place, that should make it easier to upgrade.
For a future version I'll try to create backwards compatible interfaces for AngelScript. These interfaces will wrap the latest version in order to allow compilation with code that uses an older version. They will be slightly slower because of the overhead, but at least they should work.
It seems that your e-mail doesn't work. I'm receiving a bounce from @raptorentertainment.com everytime I send out a news letter on AngelScript releases.
I hope you have collected most of your code interfacing with AngelScript in one place, that should make it easier to upgrade.
For a future version I'll try to create backwards compatible interfaces for AngelScript. These interfaces will wrap the latest version in order to allow compilation with code that uses an older version. They will be slightly slower because of the overhead, but at least they should work.
Yeyaaaah, I'm sticking to the habit of using the latest version of AS as soon as it's available :)
It's a good idea to keep backward compatibility.
Maybe some define (like KEEP_COMPATIBLE or so) should allow us to sometimes try to switch to new version, to get benefit from
latest improvements.
Thanks for this release.
Lbas
Maybe some define (like KEEP_COMPATIBLE or so) should allow us to sometimes try to switch to new version, to get benefit from
latest improvements.
Thanks for this release.
Lbas
I hear you. [smile]
I've been thinking about someway of writing a wrapper that is compatible with older versions. That way I can keep the main library as clean as possible, while still allowing for backwards compatibility (although with a slight overhead).
I've been thinking about someway of writing a wrapper that is compatible with older versions. That way I can keep the main library as clean as possible, while still allowing for backwards compatibility (although with a slight overhead).
Yeah i fixed it.....thanks for letting me know.....it was deleted by mistake.
I was trying to update it to 1.9.1 but i couldn't. it doesnt seem to create an import library for the release version(there in DEBUG though). and the whole .LIB file would'nt compile with my code. i want to use the latest version...but i am hardpressed on time as well. but i need the speed now :D (update loop is dropping below 60fps - not sure of it is AS)
There are HUGE amount of changes between 1.7.1 and 1.9.1....i hope i can make it. will come with feedback
I was trying to update it to 1.9.1 but i couldn't. it doesnt seem to create an import library for the release version(there in DEBUG though). and the whole .LIB file would'nt compile with my code. i want to use the latest version...but i am hardpressed on time as well. but i need the speed now :D (update loop is dropping below 60fps - not sure of it is AS)
There are HUGE amount of changes between 1.7.1 and 1.9.1....i hope i can make it. will come with feedback
Quote:Original post by EddHead
Yeah i fixed it.....thanks for letting me know.....it was deleted by mistake.
I was trying to update it to 1.9.1 but i couldn't. it doesnt seem to create an import library for the release version(there in DEBUG though). and the whole .LIB file would'nt compile with my code. i want to use the latest version...but i am hardpressed on time as well. but i need the speed now :D (update loop is dropping below 60fps - not sure of it is AS)
There are HUGE amount of changes between 1.7.1 and 1.9.1....i hope i can make it. will come with feedback
This is why I decided to adopt new versions as early as possible - it kan get kinda tricky if you're switching from a very old to a very new version :)
I rather do small changes each time than having to do a major rewrite every couple of months..
I should be able to follow this from now on.......but when 1.8 came out i was too busy for it.
[Edited by - EddHead on September 24, 2004 8:01:54 AM]
[Edited by - EddHead on September 24, 2004 8:01:54 AM]
I probably won't be able to write the wrapper interface for backwards compatibility so instead I decided to start writing on a document that will help with the upgrades. Below is the current draft. It's a little rough, but hopefully it's understandable. Maybe it can help you with the upgrade:
Upgrade instructions for AngelScript
[Edited by - WitchLord on September 24, 2004 12:21:47 PM]
Upgrade instructions for AngelScript
[Edited by - WitchLord on September 24, 2004 12:21:47 PM]
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