Version 0.11.1 of ZILF is here! Highlights includeTAKE FROM, parser improvements, and most importantly native binaries with native packages/installers. Don’t worry about installing .NET, everything’s included(*)!
at least runs under this Debian (still 12, because I prefer waiting the next hardware upgrade for Debian 13):
pigi@Duilio:~/dload$ whereis zilf
zilf: /usr/bin/zilf /usr/local/bin/zilf /opt/zilf/bin/zilf
pigi@Duilio:~/dload$ zilf -v
ZILF 0.9 built 11/08/19 13:31:00
file not found: /home/pigi/dload/-v
pigi@Duilio:~/dload$ /usr/local/bin/zilf -v
ZILF 0.9 built 11/08/19 13:31:00
file not found: /home/pigi/dload/-v
pigi@Duilio:~/dload$ /opt/zilf/bin/zilf -v
ZILF 0.11.1 built 31/10/2025 19:52:53
file not found: /home/pigi/dload/-v
At least don’t have overwritten the current binary (the one in /usr/local/bin, the one in /usr/bin/ is a script of mine pointing to the one in /usr/local/)
(much) later, if I find time for the beast of test exercise (compiling everything from “The Drive”…) I’ll edit (or not ?) the /usr/bin script according to the outcome…
Congrats for your work !
(aside that ought to be 1.1.1, 0.9 compiles perfectly the extensive codebase from “The Drive”, a thing alone deserving the “stable and productive” status)