where to download previus releases

[naroth]

Well I have been looking around the forum and cant find any previus release of dolphin, like the r2902 or anything else, Im using the r2745 which it has less bugs than the new ones (r2946 and r2941).
So, could you put in a sticky the older builds please? or point me where I can download them. thanks!

[cmccmc]

Try the newest build, they fixed some things.

[naroth]

yeah, thats the problem, the new builds doesnt even let me play SSBM I get a black screen when selection stages and when i manage to select one after a while it crashes

[cmccmc]

no I mean they fixed some of the things they broke Trying to fix things.

[Valdiralita]

(04-11-2009, 10:05 AM)naroth Wrote: yeah, thats the problem, the new builds doesnt even let me play SSBM I get a black screen when selection stages and when i manage to select one after a while it crashes

it works perfect with rev 2962

[kernel64]

For whatever the reason, It could be useful to have previous compiled releases in a sort of repository.

[aliendude5300]

I believe you can use the --revision arguement of svn to choose what revision you would like to checkout. For example, if you wanted revision 2785, you can type:

svn checkout http://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ dolphin-emu-read-only --revision 2785

then (if you are under linux) you need to change to the dolphin-emu-read-only directory:

cd dolphin-emu-read-only/

and then run scons:

scons

Once you do that, you can simply run the Binary build by double clicking it.

EDIT: There is no need to have all the compiled releases in a repository because the source code takes up less space as the svn repository only saves the modifications done to each version, while having compiled versions would mean you have to host the ENTIRE compiled release, not just what was changed. Since compiling takes relatively no time at all, there is virtually no advantage to pre-compiled releases.