The Open Toolkit library 0.9.8-2 and 0.9.9-1
Posted Tuesday, 4 August, 2009 - 10:21 by the FiddlerOpenTK 0.9.8-2 is a bugfix release in the 0.9.8 series. Features:
TextPrinter.Print()no longer ignores the specified color.- Various GL methods with
string[]parameters are now correctly wrapped.
Read the complete 0.9.8-2 release notes.
OpenTK 0.9.9-1 is a work-in-progress snapshot of what will become our first stable release. This release is strictly for testing and feedback purposes: if you are a new user, you are strongly advised to stay with the 0.9.8 series until the new code stabilizes.
Features:
- Initial OpenGL 3.2 support.
- Initial support for OpenGL ES 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0.
- Bugfixes for OpenCL, OpenAL and OpenGL.
- Various changes and bugfixes to the math library and the GameWindow.
Major changes are in progress, so please expect bugs and missing features. In particular, Mac OS X support may be broken and the new GameWindow and OpenTK.Input APIs are incomplete.
Read the complete 0.9.9-1 release notes.
Comments
Re: The Open Toolkit library 0.9.8-2 and 0.9.9-1
Just out of curiosity, why the versioning isnt following the 0.9.9 0.9.10 0.9.11... line? There's clearly a lot of changes under the hood. Even breaking ones.
Re: The Open Toolkit library 0.9.8-2 and 0.9.9-1
When we can expect to release a stable version 0.9.9?
Re: The Open Toolkit library 0.9.8-2 and 0.9.9-1
0.9.8-x is stable, 0.9.9-x is WIP.
Re: The Open Toolkit library 0.9.8-2 and 0.9.9-1
I like the idea of separating the WIP and stable releases. Will you follow some kind of version-number convention regarding "stable/experimental"? Like odd numbers = experimental, even = stable?
Re: The Open Toolkit library 0.9.8-2 and 0.9.9-1
When we can expect to release a stable version 0.9.9?
You can track progress with issue #829: Task list for OpenTK 1.0
Re: The Open Toolkit library 0.9.8-2 and 0.9.9-1
I like the idea of separating the WIP and stable releases. Will you follow some kind of version-number convention regarding "stable/experimental"? Like odd numbers = experimental, even = stable?
Nope, once OpenTK 1.0 is released, we'll probably follow a month/year naming scheme (e.g. "September 2009" release).