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#Is opengl 4.1 backwards compatible with 3.2 manual#

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Archive folder containing platform ZIP files for manual installation.This is the most stable and recommended version.It is suitable for JNLP and Applets (with or without JNLP).This is our current signed release, IE a manual promoted and signed autobuild.The following list is ordered from stable and oldest to experimental and newest. Releases follow the above mentioned versioning scheme. In our JogAmp junit tests to guarantee automated validation and proper version increments. While this might be unlikely, the tests exposed at least removed protected fields or methodsДЄt some uncommon places and hence compatibility was broken.ДЇrom version 2.2.0 on, we incorporate semver Were satisfying above semantics and hence incompatibilities could appear. Note that manual test results showed that none of our 2.1 PATCH incrementing releases Hence a PATCH increment not only allows bugfixes but alsoДЄdditional functionality, both backwards-compatible. Shall assure users that the model has not changed and the differences are indeed minor. Upgrading to a MINOR incompatible API increment of JogAmp Where we thoroughly change the OO model, packaging, implementation or overall semantics. whether a new version can be used without recompilation (PATCH increment only).ДЄbove semantics differ from Semantic Versioning since our MINORД¬hange allows minor incompatible API changes.ДЄn example of a MAJOR incompatible API increment is JOGL 1.y.z -> 2.y.z, these versions are binary compatible and a drop-in replacement.ДЄbove semantics describe binary compatibility, PATCH version indicates backwards-compatible bug fixes or added backwards-compatible functionality, i.e.MINOR version indicates minor incompatible API changes, and.MAJOR version indicates major incompatible API changes,.4.3.2 Retrieve Release Version Tag from GIT Hash.