ETA and changes list for build 57 for Android?
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Will the next Android build be 1.26-57 like Raspberry or 1.27-57 like Debian and Windows? Is there a reason for the difference? Which changes should be stress tested most heavily?
Is TomTom now completely incompatible with X11 BASIC?
Well, the TomTom platform is nearly dead. There is no possibility anymore to install external apps on it. You can only use it wih old devices navcore<v.9.
What is it about version 9 that causes such massive b0rk@g3?
https://bintray.com/rfo-basic/android/RFO-BASIC#release
Version 01.92 Release Notes
WARNING!
In this version, many functions FAIL on Android 9 devices!
Use only on devices running Android 8.1 or lower.
Release date: 2019/04/06
This is version 1.92 of BASIC!, Full Edition (v01.92).
Version 1.92 has been upgraded to run on Android API Level 28 (Android 9/Pie).
Full release notes coming soon.
https://forums.craigslist.org/?ID=299935223
All -unstable releases are a littlebit different depending on the exact commit used at the time of building it.
Here is the list with tagged commits: You can see exactly which changes have been made for which release. https://gitlab.com/kollo/X11Basic/-/tags
However, the -unstable releases have intermediate states, so in most cases they reflect at least(!) the state given by the release-number/tag but may also have already further fixes, which had not been released at that time.
ADD with strings, even strings over 100KB, makes a huge difference, at least in the Windows build. Does build 57 fix the ENDIF/ELSE issue? I didn't see mention of it in the tags. I'll check crazy recursion next. Is a fix for LEN(Huge$) on the table, or would that require redoing the whole expression evaluation? Thank you for all your help. I really appreciate it and have been talking up X11 BASIC wherever and whenever I have the chance.
And here (in case you are inerested) is the complete list ofall commits, all changes to X11-Basic:
https://gitlab.com/kollo/X11Basic/-/network/master
And you can see the relations to the tags/releases