| Date | Binaries | Source | Notes |
| 05-28-2002 |
Linux (RH 7.3)
Solaris (2.8)
DOS
|
ocelot-2.10b4.tar.gz |
Summary of changes since the previous
release (see Changelog for more info):
- Modified touch_button_pressed so it takes a button number
up to 2059
- Fixed bug which caused oclc to dump core if you used the
same symbol name for a variable and a timer
- Fixed bug in ocld when decoding variable numbers
- Updated the ocelot instruction format doc:
updated time_of_day to add variable definition
- IMPORTANT SYNTAX CHANGE!!!! I changed:
transmit_ascii_string(MESSAGE_NO);
to:
transmit_ascii_message(MODULE_NO, MESSAGE_NO_or_VARIABLE);
- Added examples directory (currently contains my pitiful program,
other donations of examples would be happily accepted). :-)
- Patrick Hurley submitted the following patches/enhancements:
- added ability to use a variable name as a parameter to the
transmit_ir() and transmit_ascii_message() functions
- fixed a few bugs in ocld (source code decompile was still
putting out "Variable# " some times instead of "variable_")
- ocld forgot a trailing ";" on several of the statements when
the "-s" option was specified (Steve Hazelett)
- Added the evaluation of constant expressions. Floating point
arithmetic is done on the entire expression, then it is truncated
when the evaluation is finished (since the ocelot can only deal
with integers). Now you can do thinks like:
constant a = (61*31)/3 + (1+1+1)/4; # this evaluates to 631
if (mytimer > (60 * 60)) { # if (mytimer > 3600) {
Thanks to Dan Butterfield for this idea.
- Added more allowable characters to the variable name (must still
begin with an alpha character). Added: + - .
- Added a new command "alias". This will allow you to alias any of
the command statements to a new name (now you can make some really
cryptic programs :-). Everything except 'include', '"', '(', ')',
'{', '}', ';', '#' and '//' can be aliased. For example:
alias a = "alias"; a c = "constant"; a i = "if";
a t = "time_of_day"; a m = "module_point"; a l = "<"; c
z = "R-20"; c q = "2/3"; c o = "Turns Off";
i (t l z) { m(q, o); }
Which translates to:
if (time_of_day < "R-20") { module_point("2/3", "Turns Off"); }
- IMPORTANT SYNTAX CHANGE!!!! I changed the load_data_to parameter
from a number to a variable name (which is what it should have
been).
- Added ability for the following "if" statements to compare against
a variable number:
- module param
- compare bobcat data
- timer
- variable
- time of day
- month
- day of month
- day of week
- year
- Added the ability to set a timer or variable equal to another
variable
- Added (and updated) the Ocelot instruction format doc
- Added "%option noyywrap" (thanks to Scott Grosch)
- Changed reserved variable definition meaning. Now all it is
used for is to warn the user that they are using a reserved
variable.
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| 07-26-2001 |
RH Linux 7.1
Solaris 2.7
DOS
|
ocelot-2.02.tar.gz |
Summary of changes since the previous
release (see Changelog for more info):
- released ocelot-2.02
- Changed reserved variable definition to be between 59 and 62
since 63 is used for the Leopard screen number) -- thanks to
Ken Mitchell.
- changed version to 2.01 (but didn't release it)
- fixed bugs in oclc.y:
- set_slave_variable wasn't dealing with "leopard" correctly
(it was always set to "ocelot" even if you said "leopard")
- module/points in constants could get overwritten, causing
oclc to core dump
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| 06-13-2000 |
RH Linux 6.2
Solaris 2.7
DOS
|
ocelot-2.00.tar.gz |
This is a new version which supports the latest
cpuxa executive (1.61d).
Summary of changes since the previous
release (see Changelog for more info):
- Changed macro parameter types to be:
"number" (if it's a numeric constant)
"string" (if it's a string constant)
"variable" (if it's the name of a variable)
- Added new IF command:
- Added 4 new THEN commands:
- set_slave_variable();
- load_data_to();
- send_rcs_x10();
- send_bobcat_thermostat();
- Changed the x10_status_change() and module_point() commands to
include the status as a parameter to the commands (i.e.,
x10_status_change("A/1", Turns_on)). Also changed the status
from a number to a string.
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| 04-24-2000 |
RH Linux 6.1
Solaris 2.7
DOS
|
ocelot-1.00.tar.gz |
This is the first official release.
There have been no changes since the previous (2nd beta) release, except
to update the version number to 1.0.
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| 04-04-2000 |
RH Linux 6.1
Solaris 2.7
DOS
|
ocelot-0.91.tar.gz |
This is the 2nd beta release.
Changes since the previous release:
- oclc now exits after a fatal error
- Added constants for True (1), False (2) and Unset (0)
- Added constants for Month (January, February, etc...) and
Day-of-week (Sunday, Monday, etc...). Thanks to Vince Goddard.
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