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Fwd: Incoming FPC version ?

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Jonas Maebe

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From: "Christophe Vrignaud" Date: maa mei 12, 2003 17:11:57 Europe/Brussels To: Subject: Incoming FPC version ? Hi,   I’ve read in a past message that a new version of fpc will be available shortly. When this 1.08 version will be released ? I’m using fpc v 1.0.6 under w2k.   Thks   Christophe

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James Mills
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Begin forwarded message: >From: "Christophe Vrignaud" >Date: maa mei 12, 2003 17:11:57 Europe/Brussels >To: >Subject: Incoming FPC version ? > >Hi, > >? > >I?ve read in a past message that a new version of fpc will be >available shortly. When this 1.08 version will be released ? > >I?m using fpc v 1.0.6 under w2k. > >? > >Thks > >? > >Christophe >

Eh? I'm so confused :P

With FPC versions, every release version is an even number correct ? ie: 1.0.6, 1.0.8, 1.1 ...
I'm using 1.0.6, is 1.0.8 released yet ? (If so our Debian maintainer needs to get busy and update the debian repositories :P)

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James

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Peter Vreman
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> >I?ve read in a past message that a new version of fpc will be > >available shortly. When this 1.08 version will be released ? > >I?m using fpc v 1.0.6 under w2k. Eh? I'm so confused :P With FPC versions, every release version is an even number correct ? ie: 1.0.6, 1.0.8, 1.1 ... I'm using 1.0.6, is 1.0.8 released yet ? (If so our Debian maintainer needs to get busy and update the debian repositories :P)

Every release is a even number. That means 1.0.6 is a release and the next stable update will be 1.0.8

The development branch is called 1.1 and will result in a 1.2 or 2.0 release

The 1.0.8 release is still in preparation.

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>> >I?ve read in a past message that a new version of fpc will be >> >available shortly. When this 1.08 version will be released ? >> >I?m using fpc v 1.0.6 under w2k. > Eh? I'm so confused :P > With FPC versions, every release version is an even number correct ? > ie: 1.0.6, 1.0.8, 1.1 ... > I'm using 1.0.6, is 1.0.8 released yet ? (If so our Debian maintainer > needs to get busy and update the debian repositories :P) Every release is a even number. That means 1.0.6 is a release and the next stable update will be 1.0.8 The development branch is called 1.1 and will result in a 1.2 or 2.0 release The 1.0.8 release is still in preparation.

thanks for that :)

James

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chris_94100

Hello, Peter Vreman,

thanks !

Christophe

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>> >I?ve read in a past message that a new version of fpc will be >> >available shortly. When this 1.08 version will be released ? >> >I?m using fpc v 1.0.6 under w2k. > Eh? I'm so confused :P > With FPC versions, every release version is an even number correct ? > ie: 1.0.6, 1.0.8, 1.1 ... > I'm using 1.0.6, is 1.0.8 released yet ? (If so our Debian maintainer > needs to get busy and update the debian repositories :P) Every release is a even number. That means 1.0.6 is a release and the next stable update will be 1.0.8 The development branch is called 1.1 and will result in a 1.2 or 2.0 release The 1.0.8 release is still in preparation. _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal

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