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Pelles C => Announcements => Topic started by: Pelle on July 24, 2020, 02:00:48 PM
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Pelles C version 10.00 is now available for download:
http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/download.htm
Major changes:
http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/changes_900_1000.htm
Changes from Release Candidate 3:
- Fixed indexing into upper 128 bits of value for _mm256_extract_epi8(), _mm256_extract_epi16(), _mm256_extract_epi32(), _mm256_extract_epi64(), _mm256_insert_epi8(), _mm256_insert_epi16(), _mm256_insert_epi32(), _mm256_insert_epi64().
- Silenced warning about 'Expression with no effect removed' originating from an explicit type-cast.
- Added parsing/skipping of FAR, NEAR, far, near in Browse Information Manager ('Windows' mode).
- Added better Registry cleaning when disabling 'just-in-time debugging' option.
- Fixed problem with function argument expression containing address taken symbol cast to integer, leading to invalid 'dead' code removal.
/Pelle
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Thanks, Pelle
In the Help - About is displayed Version 10.00.5 Release Candidate #3
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In the Help - About is displayed Version 10.00.5 Release Candidate #3
I just tested again, and it still says "version 10.00.6" (no release candidate).
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Sorry
I have download and reinstall and now is 10.00.6
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Pelles C version 10.00 is now available for download:
Great! Thank you very much, Pelle :)
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Big thanks Pelle :)
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Hi Pelle:
Your improvements and bug fixes are very much appreciated particularly the fixes for the AVX intrinsics. Now I can get back to upgrading my apps for the modern world.
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Thank you very much Pelle. :)
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Pelle,
Thank you and CONGRATULATIONS on your version 10 milestone!
It's great seeing a project like yours continue to thrive and I hope you'll get satisfaction from it for many more years.
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Pelle, thank you for your dedication and all of the hard work! I hope everyone reviews the changes page, it show the tremendous amount of major changes and enhancements you've made and undoubtedly there were many smaller ones too.
Thanks again,
John Z
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Thank you ALL for your kind words!
( I will probably start implementing some C2X features now, for the next C standard...
If you are really interested, the most recent draft AFAIK is N2478/N2479 here:
http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/www/wg14_document_log.htm (http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/www/wg14_document_log.htm) )
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This is very good! Thank you Pelle!
What good things added in C2X ? Did they add OOP? Because there were such plans, and as for me, this is crap..
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What good things added in C2X ? Did they add OOP? Because there were such plans, and as for me, this is crap..
It's still a work in progress, so no complete list yet. Here are a few things:
- attributes as in C++: at leasty [[nodiscard]], [[maybe_unused]], [[deprecated]] and [[fallthrough]], maybe a few more. Also support for [[vendor::attribute]] for "private" extensions.
- memccpy(), strdup(), strndup() functions.
- u8 character prefix.
In other words: meh.
There is one proposal for an optional type of an enumeration (not just int), which sounds mildly useful. We'll see if it makes it into the standard.
I think a suggestion about OOP comes up up each time there is talk about a new C standard, with roughly 0% chance of succeeding (basically: use C++).
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Thank You Pelle!!! :D
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Pelle
- memccpy(), strdup(), strndup() functions.
But Pelles C have strdup function. Or this is non-standart? ???
WinApi also have such functions.
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Thanks again!
Today I added a couple of UTF-8 BOM files (saved with Notepad++) to a project and the IDE sees them fine, but the source browser doesn't want to emit any function names. If I save them as UTF-16 LE, all is good. I attached the files to this post. Regards!
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a test project for it
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strdup() is part of the Posix (unix) standard and many implementations, but not (yet) the C standard. A bit surprising...
For Pelles C you have _strdup() by default, and by using the /Go compiler option you also get the alias strdup().
(strdup() is also in TR24731-2, but we forget that for now...)
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Today I added a couple of UTF-8 BOM files (saved with Notepad++) to a project and the IDE sees them fine, but the source browser doesn't want to emit any function names. If I save them as UTF-16 LE, all is good. I attached the files to this post. Regards!
I will look at it, but with version 10 already released I can't promise a quick fix...
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Late, but never too late, to say a big Thank You !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Exactly... never too late (said the late man)...
Thanks!