Releases: emojicode/emojicode
1.0 beta 2
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🤩 This is 1.0 beta 2.
- Improved syntax:
- 👇 instead of 🐕
- 🆗 for 🥑
- Use 📏 instead of 🐔 for collections.
- Enums are now declared with 🔘.
- Use ❎ instead of 🚫 for integers.
- 🍿 New universal literals #156
- 🆕 🆕 syntax
- Infer generic type variables in initializers.
- String interpolation 🧲
- Method and initializer overloading.
- Improved type inference.
- Add sanity checks for memory flow promises.
- Use emoji file extension 🍇 more prominently and
🏛instead ofinterface.emojii. - Fix bugs with ♻️, generic boxing, a bug with type methods on generic types, a bug with MFA, stack allocation in loops (fix #151)
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1.0 beta 1
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😲 Let’s get excited. This is the first 1.0 pre-release.
🥇 This update brings these awesome, premium grade features:
- 🐚 Advanced generic dynamism (i.e. casting).
- 🎉 JSON parsing returns in the JSON package.
- 🏎 Fine tuning, custom optimization passes and other improvements bring performance improvements of up to 60%.
🥈 Moreover, improvements include:
- 🐕 Short-cut syntax for calling a method on this object. Just write 🙋❗instead of 🙋🐕❗.
- ◼️No return got its own representation.
- 📦 s package gained additional APIs.
- 🎍General decorator syntax for a more future-proof syntax.
- Short-circuit 🤝 and 👐 and other operator improvements.
- Give 🔺 prefix precedence.
- Upgrade to LLVM 8.
🥉 Last but not least, some bug fixes:
- 🐛 Fixes a bug that could cause 🍯🐔 to return incorrect values.
- 🐜 Fixes a bug where boxed optionals with no value would be treated as having a value when releasing.
- 🦟 Fixes a bug that could cause undefined behavior when using 🧠.
- 🍇 Fixes a bug in the pretty printer that caused closures to be printed incorrectly.
⁉️ Fixes a bug that could cause memory leaks when calling callables.- 🍇 Fixes a bug where capture values might be released.
- ♻️ Fixes destruction process to avoid use-after-free in deinitializers.
- 🔡 Fixes a bug with 💯 to 🔡 conversion (#131)
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0.9.0
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- 🔺New, better, more versatile error handling (#112)
- 🔸Introducing multi-emoji identifiers
- 🧼 Upgrade to LLVM 7
- 🔲 Fixes a bug that caused values to be incorrectly retained in casts.
- 🖍 More precise, path-based variable initialization analysis.
- 🍇 Allow non-escaping closures to modify local variables and value type contexts.
- ℹ️ Allow compiler to display supporting notes when emitting compiler errors.
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0.8.4
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- 📦 Fixes a bug that could occur when importing packages.
- ➡️ Fixes a bug that would prevent functions with certain return types from compiling.
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0.8.3
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- ↪️ Improves flow control code generation
- 🦃 Fixes a bug that could cause enums to malfunction across packages
- 🍬 Fixes a bug related to boxing and optionals
- 🔲 Improves errors for incorrect cast operations
- 🍇🍉 Fixes a minor bug related to closures
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0.8.2
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- 📦 Bundle testtube package for distribution.
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0.8.1
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- 🍇 Fixes a bug related to boxing.
- 🖍 Fixes a bug related to the release of variable values.
-rnow outputs its report to the filedocumentation.json
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0.8
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It’s time for another update
- 🐦 Adds a method to search for a value in a 🍨.
- ✴️ Int B9A4 roduces references.
- 🥯 Introduces inline functions.
- Adds warnings for variable shadowing.
- Fixes a bug that allowed returned values to be mutated.
- Fixes a bug related to stack allocation.
- Entirely removes extensions.
- Fixes bugs related to instance variables with a default initialization value.
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0.7
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This update brings many improvements:
- Optionals for pointer types are more efficient.
- Strings now use UTF-8, which avoids a lot of copying. The interface has also been changed.
- Concatenation, dictionary and list literals avoid unnecessary allocations.
- 💈 has been renamed to 🧵.
- Lists and dictionaries are value types now. Read more in the documentation.
- Improvements to the LLVM IR the compiler emits—or simply speaking faster executables.
- Emojicode now ships with
testtubefor unit testing. - Emojicode now has an emoji file extension:
hello.🍇(Thanks to @rozaxe and @zored) - Improved access level inheritance
- Added an additive inverse method (#106)
- Instance variables can be declared and assigned directly in the type body.
Speed improvements of up to 95% compared to 0.6.4 can be seen.
Keep coding emoji lovers! 💚
0.6.4
- Fixes a serious memory management bug related to ↩️.
- 🍇 Fixes a bug that prevented callables from being used with generics and ⚪️.
- 🍇 Fixes closures inside initializers.
- ⚗️ Seed hash returned by 🔡⚗️.
- 🆕 Fixes unexpected initialization behavior.
It is not gonna get any awesomer. Seriously. 😊