They made another update to the Mono Beta today. With the fix of "[SVC-1331] Floating point fed to conditional causes error", LSL/Mono is now even closer to completing the "basic things any programming language should do" checklist. As posted in the bug report, this basic script would produce an error:
default
{
state_entry()
{
if(1.0)
{
}
}
}
See my
previous post for more comments about this. Actually, the image probably won't load because the website hosting it is currently suffering from the
Digg Effect. Edit: Nevermind, the pic should work now.
1 comment:
Hmmm.... Looking at what's supposedly fixed in "Refresh 2", I not only see several issues like the one in your post that are astounding simply for being in the list, but I also see "SVC-1411 Reemergence of SL-31252".
Kinda puts to rest the idea that LL implements sufficient regression testing, eh?
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