[Sandy] 3.0.3 on the road again

[Niel Drummond]

Thomas Pfeiffer wrote:
> On a performance side, I haven't seen much improvment, even if we reduced
> the computations a lot.
> So I guess we can still optimize the graphic rendering part. We will check
> that later, or wait the coming FP10.
>   
if you are not so far into optimising the rendering pipeline, maybe It'd 
be good to get a release with the label "stable", and work on the 
rendering pipeline as we go along - the API is not likely to change when 
we figure out better ways of increasing performance.

> Will comit that as soon as I have this finished, or have an internet
> connection at home (that is my main problem to work on the project).
>
>   
it can be helpful to use tools like git-svn/hg-svn/bzr-svn for offline - 
it's less of a nightmare when you need to merge.

- Niel
> Thomas
> 2008/10/2 <petit at petitpub.com>
>
>   
>> Not yet.
>> It's still the pet name for the version under work ( see SVN trunk )
>> to be released as 3.0.3 :)
>>
>> Mj Mendoza IV <creek23grupzer0 at yahoo.com>: says:
>>
>>     
>>> But 3.0.3 was never publicly released, is it?
>>>
>>>
>>> --- On Thu, 10/2/08, Thomas Pfeiffer <kiroukou at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>       
>>>> From: Thomas Pfeiffer <kiroukou at gmail.com>
>>>> Subject: [Sandy] 3.0.3 on the road again
>>>> To: sandy at osflash.org
>>>> Date: Thursday, October 2, 2008, 2:57 PM
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> Makc will be happy, I finally got some time to work on
>>>> Sandy again.  I did
>>>> some changes (not available in SVN yet) to the core, in
>>>> order to clean up
>>>> some parts I didn't like.
>>>>
>>>> I try to group all the computations at the same place,
>>>> which is more
>>>> readable and easier to maintain.
>>>>
>>>> Concerning the compatibility, I'm not going to change
>>>> anything for that
>>>> 3.0.3, but we may change some parts if Sandy continues to
>>>> evolve with Flash
>>>> CS4.
>>>>
>>>> I'll propose you my changes in few days I think, the
>>>> time for Makc to finish
>>>> his tasks.
>>>>
>>>> About the haXe and AS2 ports, I'd ask authors to
>>>> contact me in case they
>>>> want to anticipate or to obtain some help.
>>>> Don't be afraid guys, not a lot of work has to be done
>>>> ;)
>>>>
>>>> I'll let you know as soon as I have something  I like,
>>>> and this time faster
>>>> on our benchmark tests.
>>>>
>>>> Cheers
>>>> Thomas
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