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Saturday, 12 June 2010

v3.99.1 alpha released

Posted on 13:02 by Unknown
Late last night I released v3.99.1 alpha. Apparently the registered 32-bit build failed, so registered users may need to re-download it now, as you were getting v3.99.0 up until a few minutes ago. I apologize for this. I had experimenting with doing more project builds in parallel, and I think this caused a failure in the build that I didn't notice at 5am. I am now looking for the dependency error that probably caused the timing issue in the parallel builds. Please accept my apologies.

It is an alpha, so I am experimenting with all sorts of things to improve build time. With all the different editions of Process Lasso, each version now takes considerable time to build - especially on my low-end AMD 9150e (1800mhz quad core). It is great for multi-tasking, but not so great for CPU intensive single threaded activities like compiling. Now you see why I wanted to increase the maximum parallel project builds -- to make better use of the additional cores ;).

Anyway, v3.99.2 alpha will be coming rapidly. This last release was to 'clean up' v3.99.0 alpha, which had issues in the new watchdog config dialog. The watchdog itself works fine afaik, but as usual I was too focused on core functionality to notice basic user interface problems ;o.

I have been working non-stop, every day, no breaks. If I do not die before its done, Process Lasso v4 should be quite nice ;).
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