Posted Wednesday, 2 September, 2009 - 10:51 by the Fiddler
SVN trunk is a better bet, right now. If 0.9.9-1 is about 70% of what the final release will look like then SVN trunk (0.9.9-2) is about 90%. Note that the project structure has changed significantly in SVN: OpenTK.Utilities has been removed and OpenTK.Compatibility has been introduced to provide an upgrade path from earlier versions of OpenTK or the Tao framework. I will write about the reasoning and detailed upgrade instructions when 0.9.9-2 is released.
The current plan is to have an API freeze & 1.0 beta1 release around the end of October, with a final release following in December. (Dates subject to revision.)
Posted Wednesday, 2 September, 2009 - 11:36 by the Fiddler
Ideally, the upgrade will involve adding a reference to OpenTK.Compatibility and (possibly) a few minor corrections by hand. Please post about any issues you encounter during the upgrade!
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Re: Does 0.9.9-1 is enough mature worth trying it
SVN trunk is a better bet, right now. If 0.9.9-1 is about 70% of what the final release will look like then SVN trunk (0.9.9-2) is about 90%. Note that the project structure has changed significantly in SVN: OpenTK.Utilities has been removed and OpenTK.Compatibility has been introduced to provide an upgrade path from earlier versions of OpenTK or the Tao framework. I will write about the reasoning and detailed upgrade instructions when 0.9.9-2 is released.
The current plan is to have an API freeze & 1.0 beta1 release around the end of October, with a final release following in December. (Dates subject to revision.)
Re: Does 0.9.9-1 is enough mature worth trying it
My bad, I meant SVN version. So I'll try to make migrate my projects to the svn version.
Re: Does 0.9.9-1 is enough mature worth trying it
Ideally, the upgrade will involve adding a reference to OpenTK.Compatibility and (possibly) a few minor corrections by hand. Please post about any issues you encounter during the upgrade!