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Fixing some bugs is quite a long process for TI (and any other big company), especially if the fix is not trivial.Well it depends of what bug it is. Math ones might be harder, but for the 2-byte token glitch, it's just a matter of checking when recalling a string if there's 2 bytes of RAM left for every character. Since recalling Y-vars causes no problem, I bet they could just copy the routine from that for strings (although strings recalling includes quotes).
If TI is already ready for mass productions, well, the ones in the shelves won't possibly come with bugfixes.
Maybe in an early (meaning, not so long after the release) OS update (like "4.0.1") ?
Maybe the samples critor, Kerm, etc. received were also "old" ones, and not the latest with nightly OS build, with bug fixes already....
Anyway I believe KermM has reported (or will soon) them.
Awesome! Are you a teacher adriweb?As Lionel said, I'm a student :) (First year of engineering, I finally have some CS at school :P)
Yeah, I guess those could be easily fixedFixing some bugs is quite a long process for TI (and any other big company), especially if the fix is not trivial.Well it depends of what bug it is. Math ones might be harder, but for the 2-byte token glitch, it's just a matter of checking when recalling a string if there's 2 bytes of RAM left for every character. Since recalling Y-vars causes no problem, I bet they could just copy the routine from that for strings (although strings recalling includes quotes).
If TI is already ready for mass productions, well, the ones in the shelves won't possibly come with bugfixes.
Maybe in an early (meaning, not so long after the release) OS update (like "4.0.1") ?
Maybe the samples critor, Kerm, etc. received were also "old" ones, and not the latest with nightly OS build, with bug fixes already....
Anyway I believe KermM has reported (or will soon) them.