New features in this release:
- Based on the official 6.5.1 release
- Includes all the externals included in the x86 Linux Community edition
- Includes the standalone engines for Android-ARM, OSX (PPC+x86 Universal), Win32, Linux-x86 and Linux-RPi
Enjoy!
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If you could go into a bit more depth on this, with possible screen shots, I'd like to hear about it.jwkuehne wrote: ↑Fri Jun 04, 2021 3:14 pmBuilding standalone stacks is easy: just rename the x86 engine directory, and substitute a symbolic link with the same name to the ARM directory. The builder will then use the ARM engine instead of x86. I'm very grateful to the builder, and I wish I had the skill to build the latest version.
What does "full bore" refer to? How many repeats are you talking (in general) to see the memory creep in top? Do you have to use a repeat loop, or does the memory leak also happen in a "send to me in time" structure? And lastly, is this only on Pi, or can it be recreated anywhere?
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putSecs
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put the long seconds into field 1
put the milliseconds into field 2
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but then, I'm probably not quite bright either heh.
I believe him, the one thing I *don't* have (well, more than one thing I don't have, but this I can't even emulate) is a rPi of any vintage.
but John didn't post a step by step.bogs wrote: ↑Sat Jun 19, 2021 11:41 amI did have a few questions about other things in your posts, though.If you could go into a bit more depth on this, with possible screen shots, I'd like to hear about it.jwkuehne wrote: ↑
Fri Jun 04, 2021 10:14 am
Building standalone stacks is easy: just rename the x86 engine directory, and substitute a symbolic link with the same name to the ARM directory. The builder will then use the ARM engine instead of x86. I'm very grateful to the builder, and I wish I had the skill to build the latest version.