The Aurora compiler has just been updated to Beta 1 Rev 4 (RC1). To get the update redownload from the link provided when purchasing and reinstall the compiler.
Changes/Additions
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- You can now create a new directory when browsing for a new project path.
- A heap corruption bug was fixed.
- A uncode string bug was fixed.
- The debug context display now shows global and local variables.
- CTreeView::SetItemImage method added.
- CTreeView::SetImageList method added.
- dsound.lib import file added to installation for future use
- A few documentation corrections.
- More example programs.
Notes on this release:
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We are calling this version RC1, even though it is versioned as Beta 1 Rev 4. The parser is stable enough to be a release version and only needs a few more additions before being complete. I am still converting docs from word to html format and should have a more rounded set in a few weeks. So have a bit of patience ;)
The demo version has also been updated to this release.
Have fun,
Paul.
Very nice very nice :) depending on which version of word you have, you can do a Save As ... Website. :)
Word adds a lot of extra information in the html output, making the files huge. So I have to go back and edit each one by hand.
RC1, great news! :)
Thanks
Woahhh 7.7mb. Its getting quite big now, compared to the Alpha 1 December 2006 release I found on my backup drive. How long before its on a CD ;)
Lewis
Great :P
thanx for the bugs fix !!
Dear Paul!
You planned to write a Serial Library (moved from Alpha to Beta version).
Currently RS232 is the most commonly used communication way of PC <-> microcontrollers.
USB is the longterm winner, but RS232 simpler and cheeper, works on longer cable.
There is no controller family without hardware implementation of it.
Do you plan to realize it ? (May be you wrote but I missed it.)
Andras Szilagyi
Quote from: Paul Turley on January 29, 2007, 11:59:54 AM
Word adds a lot of extra information in the html output, making the files huge. So I have to go back and edit each one by hand.
Tidy, at http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy/ cleans up Wordish clutter. Saving as "Filtered" also helps somewhat. All this, of course, assuming that you've got Help-building tools that don't rely on Word's clutter in the first place. I think you've done a spectacular job of the documentation, already!
Thanks, I will check it our and give it a test drive.
Is the source code up-to-date?
As far as I know it is. I'll check later to be sure. Paul.
I couldn't find CTreeview::SetItemImage.
For those who haven't yet, you should consider purchasing the Aurora source code. I refer to it often. It would take Paul forever to include every possible API call in Aurora, even if he thought it was a good idea. By examining the source code you can see how similar calls are made, make your own to add a function, and include it with your class.
Paul, could you add "declare import, *name()" in future versions ?
The glew32.dll exports a lot of function pointers, we cannot access it easilly:declare *glewBlendEquationEXT(int x);
declare import, __glewBlendEquationEXT(int x);
glewBlendEquationEXT = *(int)&__glewBlendEquationEXT; // load the function pointer
glewBlendEquationEXT( GL_FUNC_SUBTRACT_EXT );
Noted.