Releases: FStarLang/FStar
v0.9.3.0-beta1 (Bucharest Crypto School)
This is a quick beta release for the Bucharest Crypto School (https://www.cs.bris.ac.uk/cryptoschool/) so no time for writing release notes now. Still, this release is a huge step forward compared to the previous.
On Windows you will need the libgmp-10.dll
library. You might already have it in your path if you use cygwin
, otherwise an easy installation option is to install git-for-windows:
- https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/releases/download/v2.10.0.windows.1/Git-2.10.0-64-bit.exe
- Once installed, either use "git bash" as your shell, or copy
"C:\Program Files\Git\mingw64\bin\libgmp-10.dll"
to yourfstar/bin
folder.
v0.9.2.0 (Last Impredicative)
This release includes a number of changes:
- automatic dependency analysis using
fstar --dep
(still experimental) - consistent renaming of standard library modules
- improvements to
contrib/CoreCrypto
- added bounded integers
- int extracted to multi-precision now
- nubuild improvements
- better documentation
- cooler Wysteria example
- new first-order unification example
- fixes for many other issues
v0.9.1.1 (POPL 2016 artifact evaluation)
Just a re-release of v0.9.1 with minor changes.
v0.9.1
This is a minor release fixing some small issues.
v0.9.0 (released before ICFP 2015)
Countless improvements, including an interactive mode, a new extraction mechanism to OCaml and F#, the ghost effect, a lot of new examples (micro-F* formalization, Wysteria, etc), hyper-heaps, build-config support, quite a bit of cleanup of the code base, and fixing all these issues.
10 May 2015 release
Note, we include fstar/bin/z3, which is a binary of Z3-4.3.2 and is covered by the relevant licenses there.
The version released for the start of the F* course in Saarbrucken in March 2015
This is a binary package that includes the F* typechecker bootstrapped in OCaml.
The version released for the January 2015 POPL tutorial
This is a binary package that includes the F* typechecker bootstrapped in OCaml.
Compared to the previous release, it relies on fewer dependencies are should work out-of-the-box on all platforms.
The package also includes the tutorial page and exercise files.
Please read to the included platform-specific instruction files.
The version released for the start of the F* school in November 2014
This is a binary package that includes the F* typechecker bootstrapped in OCaml.
The package also includes the exercises that will be used during the tutorial sessions, and ML package to compile F* source code in OCaml.