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Release Notes
Dear Community,
On behalf of the Haxe Foundation we are proud to announce that Haxe 4.0.3 is now officially released!
In this bugfix release we focused on fixing regressions and reworked the windows installer to avoid false positives from anti-virus software.
See the changelog below for further details. If you have any suggestions or run into any problems, don’t hesitate to open an issue on GitHub.
- What's new in Haxe 4
- To migrate from Haxe 3, read the overview of breaking changes.
We want to thank everyone involved and hope to see your codebases transition to Haxe 4 soon!
Change Log
2019-11-29: 4.0.3
General improvements and optimizations:
- hl : profiler API
Bugfixes:
- all : fixed EnumValue handling in constant propagation with analyzer enabled (#8959)
- all : fixed compiler crash upon Void items in array declarations (#8972)
- hl : fixed
sys.thread.Lockimplementation for Hashlink 1.11+ (#8699) - js/eval/java/jvm/cs/python/lua : fixed
Std.parseInt()for hexadecimals with leading whitespaces (#8978) - java/cs : fixed
Reflect.callMethod(o, method, args)forargsnot containing optional arguments (#8975) - cs : fixed Json.stringify for @:struct-annotated classes (#8979)
- cs : fixed bitwise shifts for
cs.types.Int64(#8978) - python : fixed invalid generation of some inlined code blocks (#8971)
- std : fixed an exception from
haxe.zip.Huffmanon reading a zip (#8875) - windows : workaround windows installer being detected as a malware by some anti-virus software (#8951)
- windows : fix PATH env var modification when running windows installer without admin privileges (#8870)
- all : fixed null-safety checker for field access on a call to inlined function
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