fis-gtm-core

[Sanchez-gtm-core] GT.M V4.4-003 available

[K. S. B. <k.b...@sa...>]

GT.M V4.4-003 has been released. Updated binaries, documentation (new
Programmers Guide and Messages and Recovery Procedures Manual) and
source code are available for download, as are release notes
(http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=3D19727&group_id=3D1=
1026).

The most significant enhancement for this release is functionality to
permit the creation of UNIX shared libraries containing object modules
generated by GT.M on IBM pSeries AIX and HP PA-RISC HP-UX platforms,
extending to those platforms functionality that was previously available
on HP Alpha/AXP Tru64 UNIX.

For users of GT.M on x86 Linux, the main benefits are performance
enhancements and bug fixes. In particular, some bugs reported on Source
Forge have been fixed, as well as a bug affecting users of some versions
of VistA, in which a SET $PIECE statement with a $SELECT in the second
(delimiter) argument gave undefined results (and for which a temporary
fix was previously released with GT.M V4.4-FT01). Improvements and bug
fixes submitted by the GT.M open source user community are also
included. Details are in the release notes.

Please upgrade to this version of GT.M, and as always, please provide us
with your feedback. Thank you very much.

-- Bhaskar

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Re: [Sanchez-gtm-core] GT.M V4.4-003 available

[K. S. B. <k.b...@sa...>]

Having released some significant enhancements to GT.M in the last few
months in V4.4-002 and V4.4-003, we are in the process of prioritizing
the next round of GT.M development (enhancements, misfeature corrections
and bug fixes).  This is an opportunity for the community to tell us
what you would like to see in GT.M in the future.  What would you like
to have in GT.M that you don't have today?  You can either post a
response here, or you can e-mail me privately (I will personally
acknowledge every e-mail on the topic, so in case you don't hear from
me, it means that your e-mail didn't get through, possibly trapped by
some over-zealous spam filter).

If you prefer to phrase your response in terms of what you like and
don't like about GT.M, that too would be valuable.

Thanx in advance for your comments.  They will help us make GT.M your
favorite M implementation.

-- Bhaskar

On Tue, 2003-11-04 at 14:30, K. S. Bhaskar wrote:
> GT.M V4.4-003 has been released.

[KSB] <...snip...>

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