Releases: parallaxinc/BlocklyPropLauncher
Releases · parallaxinc/BlocklyPropLauncher
v0.9.7
v0.9.6
v0.9.5
- Added experimental timing feature to handle critical timing at the start of downloading in attempt to solve Chrome OS v67+ download failure; feature enabled by a settings checkbox
- Removed port close+open behavior of v0.9.4 as it didn't solve Chrome OS v67+ problem
v0.9.4
v0.9.2
v0.9.1
- Added Wi-Fi bi-directional debugging
- Sped up debug processing by disabling Nagle timer (Wi-Fi) and made send() require an ArrayBuffer (Wired and Wi-Fi). Send() no longer wastes time internally checking data type and converting from Str or Buf to ArrayBuffer.
- Ensured downloads are not affected by previous execution's debug stream
- Enhanced http.js to check last error; eliminates an error message in console
- Fixed multi-port use bug that prevented further downloads during session
- Fixed bug causing multi-port debug streams to occasionally collide
v0.9.0
- Added Wi-Fi Programming Support.
- Fixed bug causing unhandled errors during download.
- Enhanced to automatically retry (in the background) with different timing if the first attempt to download doesn't find the Propeller.
- Sorts port list (USB/Serial ports on top, wireless ports on bottom)
v0.8.0
- Enhanced download reliability and speed.
- Downloads 2x to 6x faster.
- Communication with Propeller gracefully handles serial "noise" and serial port reception errors created by currently-running Propeller application.
- Progress bar continues to advance (at 1 second intervals) during EEPROM programming for better user experience.
- Fixed bug that caused rare failed-download event to prevent all further downloads in that user session.
v0.7.5
- Enhanced to deliver all download-related messages with codes to correspond with PropLoader and to be actively filtered by BlocklyProp. This allows the Compile/Download Results window to be much simpler for success cases.
- As of now, BPL issues coded download messages always; not optionally like with BPC.