I've just released 1.10.1c which fixes the following: * ExecuteString() could sometimes return an invalid context pointer when an error occurred. * Application functions that returned float or double failed on GNUC based compilers with optimizations turned on. (thanks Marcin "Szpak" Zajaczkowski) * Prepare() could crash if the function id was incorrect. Regards, Andreas

The latest Angelscript.h generated a warning. here..the fix was on MSDN in VS.NET 2003, hence

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angelscript.h(69) : warning C4121: 'asUPtr' : alignment of a member was sensitive to packing

union asUPtr
{
asFUNCTION_t func;
asMETHOD_t mthd;
};
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change the struct to (reverse the elements)

union asUPtr
{
asMETHOD_t mthd;
asFUNCTION_t func;
};
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

should fix the warning. not a major pain though, but a lot of files in my project have called AS.h and the warning msg pops up.

andreas
what happened with the changelog on the angelscript site?

EddHead:

Thanks for the fix. I haven't seen that warning yet, but it makes sense that putting the larger type first fixes it.

caesar4:

The change log was moved to the documentation page.