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PROS CLI 3.4.1 Release
- 13 December 2022
New Features: - Added Version Display On Error - Added Run make clean after uninstall template - Added Terminal file output - Added Back Set team number and robot name
PROS Kernel 3.7.3 Release
- 02 December 2022
This update fixes bug with LED non-extended constructor, indexing motors from motor groups, and fixes global pros::Rotation objects creating a data abort exception.
PROS Kernel 3.7.2 Release
- 16 October 2022
This update adds addressable LED support, motors reversible by passing negative port numbers, and date/time keeping features.
PROS Kernel 3.7.1 Release
- 20 September 2022
This update adds missing features for the motor group, and adds .cache/ to gitignore.
PROS Kernel 3.7.0 Release
- 01 September 2022
This update brings a large amount of features and bugfixes across the kernel. Native motor group support being a major addition to help with library development.
PROS Kernel 3.6.2 Release
- 16 June 2022
This update brings bugfixes across the kernel for different issues.
PROS Kernel 3.5.4 Release
- 08 December 2021
This minor update features an important bug release and a parameterless take function for mutexes.
PROS CLI 3.2.3 Release
- 19 November 2021
This update should fix some bugs from some of our previous releases.
PROS Kernel 3.5.3 Release
- 29 October 2021
This update mostly contains a horse load of bugfixes for the Kernel.
PROS Kernel 3.5.2 Release
- 19 August 2021
In this minor kernel update, a major bug with the GPS was fixed where it was overiding the IMU’s C++ API.
PROS Kernel 3.5.1 Release
- 18 August 2021
In this new kernel update the GPS sensor is now suppoeted! Check out the GPS API and the tutorial.
PROS Kernel 3.5.0 Release
- 11 July 2021
Our biggest feature this update is the lightweight screen API, which will act as a LVGL alternative.
PROS CLI 3.2.2 Release
- 24 June 2021
This update should fix some bugs for the upcoming VSC Extension.
PROS CLI 3.2.1 Release
- 18 April 2021
This update should fix many of the issues introduced in the last release. Wireless uploading/terminal is now functioning normally. Windows Installers have also been remade and should not have any environment variable issues.
PROS Kernel 3.2.1 Release
- 22 January 2020
If you were affected by the issue preventing builds from hot/cold linking under arm-none-eabi-gcc 9.x, and either added temporary stubs or disabled hot/cold linking as a workaround, you may now reverse those changes.
PROS Kernel 3.2.0 Release
- 18 September 2019
We are replacing the three initialize.cpp, autonomous.cpp, and opcontrol.cpp files with a single main.cpp file (see below) for new projects, so the main.cpp file will be introduced into your project when you upgrade. If you compile the project right away, you will likely be faced with multiple definition errors for the competition tasks. To resolve this, you can either delete the new main.cpp, or move the contents of your competition task functions into the new file, deleting the previous files. If your project structure has been significantly modified from the default, we trust that you will know how to resolve this issue on your own. Also note that if you have already consolidated the three files listed above into a single main.cpp file, this will not be an issue.
PROS CLI 3.1.4 Release
- 18 February 2019
New UI experience for creating, upgrading, and uploading projects
PROS Kernel 3.1.3 Release
- 25 October 2018
Bug fix for ADI Sensors. PROS kernel version 3.1.2 introduced an issue where the gyroscope and other ADI sensors would not return proper values. This restores the expected functionality, and ADI sensors will work properly again.
But does it run Doom? Yes.
- 22 October 2018
The video game Doom is well known for being able to run on a variety of non-gaming platforms. Thanks to the work of Jackson Seal, it can now run on the V5 Brain with PROS.
PROS Kernel 3.1.1 Release
- 20 September 2018
A variety of bugfixes and usability improvements over 3.1.0.
Announcing PROS 3
- 27 April 2018
Today, we’re excited to share with you the next iteration of PROS, the open source development environment for VEX EDR. With PROS 3, you will be able to program the VEX EDR Cortex and the VEX V5 from a single development environment.