AXEpad 0.1.4 now available
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And thats still appears to be an issue with the underlying library code which we will take a look at 
New versions of the Programming Editor, AXEpad and compilers are released to support new chips, to add capabilities and to fix bugs, but that does not necessarily mean a release will fix all reported bugs, and it is not always possible to hold back releases until all pending investigations are completed and tested. Some bugs are straight forward and we can fix those quickly but some are more complicated or only affect certain platforms, distributions or OS's and they are harder to track-down and fix. On top of that, like everyone else, we need to prioritise what we do.
New versions of the Programming Editor, AXEpad and compilers are released to support new chips, to add capabilities and to fix bugs, but that does not necessarily mean a release will fix all reported bugs, and it is not always possible to hold back releases until all pending investigations are completed and tested. Some bugs are straight forward and we can fix those quickly but some are more complicated or only affect certain platforms, distributions or OS's and they are harder to track-down and fix. On top of that, like everyone else, we need to prioritise what we do.
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Thank you for looking into it.
I'm properly put in my place by the second paragraph, a most well written and comprehensive summary of all software development.
Nonetheless, I assume you do want bug reports, and the continued existance of a bug in a new version is an additional data point.
Are these fora the correct place for bug reports, or is there some form of a bugzilla style tracking system that would be better?
Cheers,
Nigel
I'm properly put in my place by the second paragraph, a most well written and comprehensive summary of all software development.
Nonetheless, I assume you do want bug reports, and the continued existance of a bug in a new version is an additional data point.
Are these fora the correct place for bug reports, or is there some form of a bugzilla style tracking system that would be better?
Cheers,
Nigel
Yes, we do want to know about bugs and receive feedback, and this forum is the best place to give them. Plus I'll accept 'how are you to know if a particular bug has been fixed or not, or is meant to have been but was not' in any release. Something we will bear in mind.