Releases: apoch/epoch-language
Legacy 32-bit Compiler Pack
This is a legacy toolset that represents a deprecated and unmaintained version of the Epoch language. It is provided solely for the curious. It also has marginal utility in the fact that it is the only easily accessible implementation of Epoch, and as such is the only thing that can build the code on the Renewal branch.
Epoch-Release-Experimental-2016-12-11
Epoch Experimental Release - 2016/12/11
This is a preview release of the Epoch programming language tool kit. It contains the 64-bit Windows compiler, Visual Studio 2015 integration, and the 64-bit Epoch runtime library. The installer will provide all of these components, and will automatically launch a separate installer for registering the Visual Studio extensions.
The main focus of this release is to ensure that the installation and usage of the Epoch tool suite is smooth and problem-free. It is expected that some issues remain in the release; if you encounter any trouble, please file a ticket on the issue tracker.
What's In This Version
In this release, the entire Visual Studio integration package has been restructured. The installer has also been rebuilt from the ground up to work correctly on a broader number of target computers. A number of minor bugs have been addressed in the syntax highlighting system.
Known Issues
The core compiler is still undergoing porting to Windows 64-bit, so please expect some flakiness with certain language features.
Epoch-Release-Experimental-2016-10-27
Epoch Experimental Release - 2016/10/27
This is a preview release of the Epoch programming language tool kit. It contains the compiler as well as prototype Visual Studio 2015 integration. Extract the Build Tools zip file to a suitable location for the compiler. Install the VSIX file to enable integration with Visual Studio 2015.
Please see the Epoch Wiki for more details on getting started and using this experimental release.