[RasterRon]

Hey Congrats guys! just found my way here in the new forums

[Timmy]

Hello.
Where I can find release notes for v3.8?

I think that got kinda overlooked http://wiki.torque3d.org/release:three-eight

[LukasPJ]

Hello.
Where I can find release notes for v3.8?

I think that got kinda overlooked http://wiki.torque3d.org/release:three-eight

For now, I guess this can do:
https://github.com/GarageGames/Torque3D ... tone%3A3.8
But yeah, seems it was overlooked.

[Timmy]

Unfortunately your average user won't look there.

[JeffR]

@

Krakean

Yeah, finishing up the release notes completely slipped my mind. I'll make sure that happens today.

[triggerfish]

Well, you said manually compiling it all yourself ran without problems right? So the only issue was the precompiled?

May just be a compatibility issue between distros. I compiled the precompiled one on Ubuntu.

Jeff, Correct. Under Linux Mint 17. I'm not able to run the precompiled version. I'm able compile, and run the versions from the github site. Can I assume that the Master branch is the latest release (3.8)? Is it possible to see which version I'm running from the editor?

Thanks!

[JeffR]

Well, you said manually compiling it all yourself ran without problems right? So the only issue was the precompiled?

May just be a compatibility issue between distros. I compiled the precompiled one on Ubuntu.

Jeff, Correct. Under Linux Mint 17. I'm not able to run the precompiled version. I'm able compile, and run the versions from the github site. Can I assume that the Master branch is the latest release (3.8)? Is it possible to see which version I'm running from the editor?

Thanks!

Correct, the master branch is 3.8.

As for the version, hm...I don't know that there's anything that has a version readout in the editor, but I think there really should be. Good suggestion.

Also, wrapped the release notes!

Here they are.

[kylehagin]

@ Jeff

Did you ever get your linux debugging issue worked out? I use this application to debug because it is so simple to use;) It is called ddd.

http://www.gnu.org/software/ddd/

They have some really nice documentation too.

You can run from command line as ddd <app name>

What specific problem are you running into while debugging using codeblocks?

[JeffR]

@

kylehagin

Namely that breakpoints aren't triggered, so I can't stop the application in certain areas, check variable values, etc.

Does ddd allow for that?

[kylehagin]

Yeah, you can set up a watch window for specific variables or just hover over it with the mouse and it shows what the value is. Is there a codeblocks project setup/template for Torque3d or did you just create the project from scratch?