OpenEuphoria

Re: So Rob...

• Posted by Vincent <darkvincentdude at yahoo.com> Mar 06, 2006
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Chris Burch wrote:

> I disagree. The multi tasking / threading release has just come out, and it
> needs time to settle / be used / have any final bugs ironed out.

Chris thats why there were releases before this:

* Tasking PD-source : release #1
* Tasking PD-source : release #2
* Tasking interpreter & translator : release #1
* Tasking interpreter & translator : release #2
* Tasking interpreter & translator : release #3

Michael Nelson and I pointed out bugs with the tasking PD-source and RDS took
care of them. I pointed out another one with the tasking translator. Things seems
stable now but if there are more subtle bugs lurking around, then that is what
alpha, beta, and official releases are for.

> Perhaps its time you started using the language, rather than asking for new
> features, which, at least for me (and I wouldn't care to speak for others
> here)
> have little application in the real world.

I use Euphoria often, though College eats some my programming time. I just dont
engage in conversations about what I do. I haven't really evolved to GUI
programming just yet and mostly develop console graphic animations and small
utility programs and libraries. I like to toy with the Public Domain source code
often as well. I try to engage in discussions that pertain to improving the
language and offer advice or solutions to help RDS.

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Regards,
Vincent