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 You can find the latest Overloader here.

Downloads:

  • Overloader 1.5P4
    Size: 2.16M
    CRC32: e29ae998
    MD5: 1f289a4af6e9ff44490613bb1979d1fe
    Latest Overloader, contains more safety measures (reintroducing "h1"), lower memory usage, supports Recorders version 200.

Old Releases:

  • Overloader 1.5O2
    Size: 1.98M
    CRC32: e0191943
    MD5: d3b831dcb754853f522154fe31163a58
    More bug fixes, some graphics enhancements, missing machine dialog revamped, PNG and JPEG splash screens support.

  • Overloader 1.5N
    Size: 1.99M
    CRC32: 5fcf714d
    MD5: df07555ebabdb5bcd16dbcb7006b90fd
    Updates to Overloader 1.5M, some bug fixes, a lot of cleanup of vestigial code (code that wasn't doing anything), menu items, dialogs, windows, etc..

News/Version Descriptions:

About Overloader 1.5P4: Shouldn't crash on startup anymore on some Buzz setups (please try this if your Buzz crashed on startup with the previous Overloader 1.5P, but worked well with Overloader 1.5M bundled with the Buzz Pack). It might be a bit faster to load as well compared to Overloader 1.5P. There two new switches for debugging: overload_disablesplash and overload_disabledlls. To use them, add these to oloadset.ini:

[SWITCHES]
overload_disablesplash=0
overload_disabledlls=0

About Overloader 1.5P: Overloader 1.5P has memory allocated differently for some things. Relying much more on dynamic allocation than pre-allocated arrays, this means that memory usage should be lower than with Overloader 1.5O2. Overloader 1.5P also now reintroduced the "h1" code, but now presents a more useful dialog box which provides a chance to block routing activity and show the Save As... dialog.

The Recorder system has been upgraded to 200, which the API handles as 64-bit floating point instead of 32-bit floating point, the 64-bit resolution won't benefit Buzz directly (since Buzz is still 32-bit internally); however, the same Recorder system is going to be used with Nakalyne, and newer Recorders (version 200) will handle 64-bit audio, so future Recorders will still work with Overloader.

Because of these major changes there can be bugs that creeped in, so O is still around. Do contact me about problems.



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