BaCon 3.5 released
Dec 1, 2016 22:22:07 GMT 1
Post by Pjot on Dec 1, 2016 22:22:07 GMT 1
All,
BaCon version 3.5 has just been released and can be obtained from the BaCon website.
This release contains the biggest update in the history of BaCon. After a stability period of almost a year, in which the new optimized string handling has proven itself to be stable, new features have been built on top of the fastest string handling in the world of Basic-to-C converters.
Highlights:
Furthermore some bugs were fixed, most importantly a crash in the JOIN statement and a memory leak in RECORD arrays.
See the full list of changes for more details (please clean your browser cache to see the latest).
Special thanks to forum member vovchik, who is the architect of the string delimited functions. Without his original ideas, support and patience this release would not have been possible.
Also a special thanks to forum member Tomaaz, who is responsible for the new look of the BaCon website.
BaCon releases are made available after testing on several platforms, including Tru64Unix, MacOSX and several flavors of Linux.
Best regards
Peter
BaCon version 3.5 has just been released and can be obtained from the BaCon website.
This release contains the biggest update in the history of BaCon. After a stability period of almost a year, in which the new optimized string handling has proven itself to be stable, new features have been built on top of the fastest string handling in the world of Basic-to-C converters.
Highlights:
- A lot of new functions to handle delimited string in various forms (sequences of words, text files, CSV formatted data, lists)
- Preliminary support for dynamic arrays of RECORDS, passing and returning records to and from functions, read more about this in the manual
- String comparison, improvements in SIGNAL, SPLIT, FOR..IN, BASENAME and FREE
Furthermore some bugs were fixed, most importantly a crash in the JOIN statement and a memory leak in RECORD arrays.
See the full list of changes for more details (please clean your browser cache to see the latest).
Special thanks to forum member vovchik, who is the architect of the string delimited functions. Without his original ideas, support and patience this release would not have been possible.
Also a special thanks to forum member Tomaaz, who is responsible for the new look of the BaCon website.
BaCon releases are made available after testing on several platforms, including Tru64Unix, MacOSX and several flavors of Linux.
Best regards
Peter
