Hi!
I have hacked together a preview version of the media player I'm working on.
It's developing rather nicely and last weekend I was able to tie together a
lot of loose ends. The project is in a presentable state for the first time
now, so I wanted to just release a quick preview for the D com
Dear D community
A new version of Tango is now available for download, named after Kai for
his several contributions in this cycle. The main focus of this release has
been final cleanup and a lot of bugfixing for the upcoming v1.0 package.
This release has seen 356 tickets resolved, 932 commits
On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 00:26:06 +0100, Lars Ivar Igesund wrote:
> Dear D community
>
> A new version of Tango is now available for download, named after Kai
> for his several contributions in this cycle. The main focus of this
> release has been final cleanup and a lot of bugfixing for the upcoming
"Lars Ivar Igesund" wrote in message
news:hksquf$q3...@digitalmars.com...
> Dear D community
>
> A new version of Tango is now available for download,
Hooray! It's 0.99.9 at last!
What's the rationale behind a release version number that asymptotically
approaches the 1.0 value?
After V.0.99 there is V. 0.100, then V.0.101, etc. Version numbers have dots,
but those dots are not like the real number dots :-)
Bye Tango team,
bearophile
== Quote from Lars Ivar Igesund (larsi...@igesund.net)'s article
> Dear D community
> A new version of Tango is now available for download, named after Kai for
> his several contributions in this cycle. The main focus of this release has
> been final cleanup and a lot of bugfixing for the upcoming
"bearophile" wrote in message
news:hksv3i$117...@digitalmars.com...
> What's the rationale behind a release version number that asymptotically
> approaches the 1.0 value?
> After V.0.99 there is V. 0.100, then V.0.101, etc. Version numbers have
> dots, but those dots are not like the real numbe