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Debug and Release builds - mtilden - 02-21-2012 Whenever I get around to testing SVN versions I will be providing debug and release builds so you can use debuggers if you want, or not. http://code.google.com/p/mc-server/downloads/list Complete revision 300 MCServer with debug and release builds for linux/windows. I haven't bothered to deprecate/remove older downloads because I'm unsure about stability of all of these new versions so I leave it to the community to determine if any older releases are outdated and not needed as the newer releases work without problems. RE: Debug and Release builds - xoft - 02-21-2012 Is there any way to tag the builds as "experimental" or "unstable", so that people who just want to try out MCS are less likely to run into a bad version? I'd very much prefer if these builds were in a separate folder. Also I think providing debug versions for Windows is unnecessary, as these cannot be started unless you have the IDE installed (they use the Debug CRT which comes only with the IDE used for compiling). Not sure if that's the case with Linux too. RE: Debug and Release builds - FakeTruth - 02-21-2012 I'd say just don't 'Feature' them, they won't show up on the front page RE: Debug and Release builds - mtilden - 02-21-2012 Un-featured RE: Debug and Release builds - tbar - 02-22-2012 Rev300 is available at the following url which is shown at the front-page (www.mc-server.org): http://mc-server.org/download.php?os=windows The default seems to show Current Downloads. Featured Downloads doesn't show rev300... RE: Debug and Release builds - FakeTruth - 02-22-2012 Thanks, I'll fix that! Fixed RE: Debug and Release builds - xoft - 02-22-2012 No need to further provide the Windows binaries, as they are built twice a day automatically now: https://forum.cuberite.org/showthread.php?tid=354 |