A download for Euphoria 4 Beta 4 Windows is now available from sourceforge.
This is based on SVN 3380, though the included documentation PDF is based on SVN 3379.
Please play with this and report all bugs in the ticket system.
In preparation for final release, a Debian package (built on Kubuntu 9.10) has been released for users to try out. The package is based on svn:3168, the current head of the trunk.
Download from sourceforge.
This package will install the euphoria binaries, standard library and demos. You also get the euphoria manual in html and pdf, accessible through the Debian help system (such as dhelp), or directly from /usr/share/doc/euphoria.
OpenEuphoria.org will be hosted temporary on this website until the issues with the main server are resolved. We are sorry for this inconvenience.
Jeremy
A new version of euWeb has been deployed. The new version has two main changes:
The ticket system incorporates with the rest of euWeb via using the same user account system, creole formatting in various places and you can also reference bug reports in any creole formatted area with [[ticket:123]], i.e. ticket:2.
Old bugs will still be tracked and run out on the SourceForge Bug Tracker.
The change to using eDBI was a big one and an important one. Database access is now database independent but more than that, it's easy. For instance, when you query a database table that contains a string, integer, atom and date, you get a string, integer, atom and date value back, not just sequences that then leaves the developer to the task of converting the data to usable formats.
OpenEuphoria v4.0b2 has been released! Please see the Downloads page for the links to download.
This release contains many bug fixes from the previous beta. For an entire list, please see the Wiki page Changes for 4.0b2.
In addition to the normal binary builds, a new one named euphoria-4.0b2-ow.exe exists for Windows. This bundles the OpenWatcom compiler with OpenEuphoria giving Windows users the ability to do a no-config-required translation/compilation of their Euphoria source files to C code and then as an Executable. Many times, this produces a much faster binary than normal binding and it's just as easy in 4.0 now. To bind a program, you type bind animal.ex. Now, to compile to C and then to an executable, it's just as easy. Simply type euc -con animal.ex. The -con is to state the resulting binary is a Console program, not a Windowed program.
Enjoy!
It has been a long time coming but here it is! From the ground up, this is a new web system to run our OpenEuphoria.org website. Written in a new web framework for Euphoria called WebClay and deployed, of course, with Euphoria 4.0 beta1.
In some ways we have taken a step back, for instance, search is temporarly gone, we only have threaded message lists, and flat message views but in other ways we have jumped ahead by leaps and bounds, for instance, sign-up is spam proof, moderation is much better, users can edit their own posts, moderators can edit any post (to fix syntax), etc...
EuWeb will grow quite rapidly over the next 2 weeks, so just bear with us. If you have a feature request or a bug report, there is a new section for the OpenEuphoria.org website on the SourceForge.net bug tracker, you can access it via http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=182827&atid=1161377
Thanks for your feedback, bug reports and help!
Euphoria 4.0 beta 1 has been released! This release is considered to have a stable API, although it may still contain bugs. We really need your help more than ever to find these bugs. We would like to encourage everyone to download beta 1 and try it on your personal applications. The more users that we have testing 4.0 beta 1, the quicker we can progress to 4.0 final. The documentation has also been updated to reflect beta 1.
You can download 4.0 beta 1 by accessing our SourceForge.net download page at http://sourceforge.net/projects/rapideuphoria/files/
Thank you for helping out by testing!
