CraftOS-PC Accelerated v2.7.3
Pre-release
Pre-release
MCJack123
released this
27 Jan 00:24
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to luajit
since this release
It's been a while since the last update! CraftOS-PC v2.7.3 brings a large number of fixes (which have been waiting for too long...), as well as a few goodies for Linux and mobile users.
- Updated CC:T version to 1.102.2
- Moved Lua portions of
fs
andhttp
outside the BIOS - Trim spaces from filesystem paths.
- Fix
import.lua
failing to upload a file. - Reduce inconsistency with the table length operator in some cases
- Moved Lua portions of
- Linux builds are now officially published as AppImages
- These will be provided in conjunction with normal packages for Ubuntu/Arch/Raspbian
- Arch users will be able to use
craftos-pc-bin
package to install the AppImage version, avoiding slow local compilation
- Replaced rope and substring allocation with clusters
- This should hopefully fix performance and memory allocation issues with string concatenation
- Added new multi-touch events on mobile platforms
_CCPC_finger_touch
,_CCPC_finger_up
,_CCPC_finger_drag
- All events get finger ID, X, and Y as parameters
- These events co-exist with single-touch mouse events
- iOS now has Page Up/Down keys on the arrow toolbar for quicker navigation
- Added function authentication for C functions to mitigate bytecode vulnerabilities
- Improved performance of binary
file.readAll
unpack
no longer uses a table'sn
field- Fixed error when setting palette colors on windows in 256-color graphics mode
- Fixed more crashing when filesystem functions fail (#280)
- Fixed crashes due to stack overflows
- Fixed WebSocket pings sending a close response (#214)
- Fixed crashes in
websocket.receive()
when receiving a message that's too large (#297, #214) - Fixed vague error message responses when an HTTP request fails (#292)
- Fixed DAP crash from setting a breakpoint in an unknown file
- Fixed breakpoints activating on the wrong line
- Fixed first line of a file not being able to trigger a breakpoint
- Fixed debugger errors when invalid arguments are used on the ccdb command line (#294)
- Fixed precision issues with
os.epoch("nano")
(#299) - Fixed
rawlen
and__ipairs
being missing from the global table - Fixed Windows crash reporter being disabled
- Windows builds will no longer attempt to prompt for crash reporting when run in console-based modes
- Fixed some inconsistencies with seeking beyond a file's limits (#310)
If you need help using CraftOS-PC, I'm available on the CraftOS-PC Discord server as @JackMacWindows#9776
. Feel free to ping me if you need anything.