- 0.90.0 regression: Self-op optimizations stopped handling some cases and should now work again, for example: optimizing A=A+1 => A+=1 where A is a Long, should give nice ASM code with -gen gas again
- When Dim'ing an Extern variable, the Byref attribute was not checked - neither required nor disallowed - now the Dim must match the Extern with regards to Byref too.
- Type(...) expressions couldn't be used at the begin of a statement (because the Type keyword was treated as begin of a Type declaration)
- FileAttr() was still broken for 64bit - the result value was truncated to 32bit
- 1.04.0 regression: Under -gen gcc -asm att, support for gcc-style inline asm was broken
- ld was warning about unsupported linker options on OS X
- BYREF fixed-length strings (e.g. BYREF myParameter AS ZSTRING * 10) now trigger a compiler error since they are unsupported
- #print typeof() output now differentiates between ZSTRING and ZSTRING * N (ZSTRING without size is produced by dereferencing a ZSTRING PTR, or BYREF AS ZSTRING)
- Context-specific keywords, e.g. graphics PUT modes, must now be given as keywords (e.g. PSET), string literals (e.g. "PSET") are no longer accepted.
- Wstring-to-Zstring conversions didn't use the system's Unicode <-> codepage conversion function, and only converted ASCII characters. Now it will try to convert the Unicode chars to codepage chars.
- Compiler crash during error recovery when there was an error when parsing the argument expression for a BYREF AS ANY parameter
- 1.04.0 regression: Get# for WStrings was incorrectly changed to convert the loaded bytes to wstring characters, like Input# would do. Now it's changed back to just loading the raw bytes into the wstring, which is also how Get# works for other datatypes.
- 1.04.0 regression: Due to the Get# wstring breakage, the compiler failed to read source files encoded in UTF16LE with BOM on Windows, and UTF32LE with BOM on Linux.
- Eof() could incorrectly return TRUE too early on Windows, when reading a big text file with LF line endings, OPENed FOR INPUT (text mode)
- Line's styled/pattern drawing support was broken on non-x86 systems