[ Update: F# 1.9.3 has been posted, and we don't expect any more 1.9.2 releases. ]
[ Update: the F# samples got dropped from this release - we'll be fixing that this week ]
[ Update: Granville has just posted a blog entry on how to get this version installing on Orcas Beta2 ]
[ Update: F# 1.9.2.9 has been posted (MSI, ZIP). This one contains the samples. ]
[ Update: Known issues:
About 8 days ago I gave a presentation at the Microsoft Faculty Summit, rounding off a major trip to Redmond for the F# Cambridge team. Whenever we give a major series of talks we like to release the version of F# we used at the talks. So, we've released F# 1.9.2.7 in both MSI and ZIP formats (use the MSI on Windows, and the ZIP on Mono - see updated links for 1.9.2.9 above). Also well done to James for pulling this release together.
Although we've put this through our standard test procedures, we haven't enabled this as the default download, partly because we're planning to make a couple of very minor tweaks to the new functionality (just a few library renamings).
So, here's what's new in 1.9.2! First the quick summary. I've also posted the complete release notes.
System.Console.WriteLine(format="Hello {0}",arg0="World")
Other Language enhancements
Library additions
Library minor changes
Bugs fixed:
Cheers!
Don, for the F# team...
Don,
Is there any way, much as with the Lang .NET Syposium, that the presentations from the MSR Summit could be made available?
Kind regards,
tom
Just as I'm sure you are all caught up in the wave of new downloads in the last 24 hours here is one
Don Syme's WebLog on F# and Other Research Projects mentions F# 1.9.2.7 released! . The quick summary.
Looks great! I can't seem to find Microsoft.Fsharp.Plot though.
Though I managed to sneak away for some vacation time this week, it's clearly been a busy time for the
One of the things we added to F# in version 1.9.2 is a syntax for compuation expressions . These are
For some reason I wanted to look at the samples again as it's been a long time since I took a peak at
F# 1.9.2.9 includes a pre-release of new F# functionality called asynchronous workflows . In this blog
Don Syme's WebLog on F# and Other Research Projects has the announcement of F# 1.9.2.9 including a pre-release
Don Syme's WebLog on F# and Other Research Projects has the announcement of F# 1.9.2.9 including
Hello, I have Visual Studio 2005 SP1. I've installed F# Extensions for VS, ver. 1.9.2.9. I can use F# Interactive window and compile projects, but IntelliSense doesn't work with .ml files. What can I do to solve this? I've installed F# with alternative-install.bat and alternative-install-vs2005.bat, because MSI installation failed.
Hi PS,
Try 1.9.3, which has just been released. http://blogs.msdn.com/dsyme/archive/2007/11/30/f-1-9-3-candidate-release-now-available.aspx
Don
I've tried! The same problem :(
Previously I had an earlier version of F#, everything worked great, including IntelliSense support, but VS integration ceased to work after installation of VS SP1, so i've had to reinstall F#.
Could you send us a full trace
- Environment variables (run "setenv")
- OS (Vista/XP etc.)
- Are you an admin on the machine?
- Follow the instructions in the README-fsharp.html re. looking for particular registry settings.
Send to fsbugs ATT microsoft DOTT com
Thanks