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2.0 Pre-Release 3

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@dbwrush dbwrush released this 21 Feb 23:07

What does "Pre-Release" mean?

This version contains several experimental changes that have not been thoroughly tested yet. Expect things to break or not work right.

Which version is right for me?

  • qperf.exe - Microsoft Windows 10/11 PCs with a x86_64 processor from Intel or AMD
  • qperf - Linux PCs with a x86_64 processor from Intel or AMD

No releases are available for ARM or macOS devices. Developers are encouraged to compile from source for unsupported platforms.

What's new?

  • Rounds with unreadable or missing question sets will still be scored for teams. They will not count towards individual stats.

2.0 Pre-Release 2

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@dbwrush dbwrush released this 20 Feb 19:52

What does "Pre-Release" mean?

This version contains several experimental changes that have not been thoroughly tested yet. Expect things to break or not work right.

Which version is right for me?

  • qperf.exe - Microsoft Windows 10/11 PCs with a x86_64 processor from Intel or AMD
  • qperf - Linux PCs with a x86_64 processor from Intel or AMD

No releases are available for ARM or macOS devices. Developers are encouraged to compile from source for unsupported platforms.

What's new?

  • Fixed an underflow exception which caused negative team scores to be recorded as extremely high scores.
  • Fixed a bug where head-to-head matchups were decided incorrectly
  • Fixed a bug where a tied score would still give one team a win and another a loss
  • Fix tab delimiters not correctly accepting tab characters \t

2.0 Pre-Release

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@dbwrush dbwrush released this 14 Feb 23:39

What does "Pre-Release" mean?

This version contains several experimental changes that have not been thoroughly tested yet. Expect things to break or not work right.

Which version is right for me?

  • qperf.exe - Microsoft Windows 10/11 PCs with a x86_64 processor from Intel or AMD
  • qperf - Linux PCs with a x86_64 processor from Intel or AMD

No releases are available for ARM or macOS devices. Developers are encouraged to compile from source for unsupported platforms.

What's new in this release?

  • Below individual quizzer results, team results are also shown along with an attempt at tournament rankings.
  • You can now select multiple question set or data files at once. Separate them with commas, with no spaces.
  • Optionally, input a tournament name to filter out data from other tournaments using the -n or -name argument. Surround the name with single-quotes ' to match QuizMachine format.
  • Optionally, the scores from each individual round can also be displayed using the -r or --round argument.

Release 1.4

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@dbwrush dbwrush released this 27 Jan 18:16

Which version is right for me?

  • qperf.exe - Microsoft Windows 10/11 PCs with a x86_64 processor from Intel or AMD
  • qperf - Linux PCs with a x86_64 processor from Intel or AMD

No releases are available for ARM or macOS devices. Developers are encouraged to compile from source for unsupported platforms.

What's new in this release?

  • Each quizzer's team is displayed in their row in the output.
  • Better filtering of garbage data.

Release 1.3.1

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@dbwrush dbwrush released this 24 Jan 02:08
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Which version is right for me?

  • qperf.exe - Microsoft Windows 10/11 PCs with a x86_64 processor from Intel or AMD
  • qperf - Linux PCs with a x86_64 processor from Intel or AMD

No releases are available for ARM or macOS devices. Developers are encouraged to compile from source for unsupported platforms.

What's new in this release?

  • Custom delimiters are now possible using the -d or --delim flags. Delimiters separate values in the output file, and make it possible to read in a spreadsheet editor.
  • Default delimiter is now , instead of ,\t. This should make calculations in spreadsheet editors much easier.
  • Values are now integers rather than decimals.

1.3

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@dbwrush dbwrush released this 14 Jan 18:20

Which version is right for me?

  • qperf.exe - Microsoft Windows 10/11 PCs with a x86_64 processor from Intel or AMD
  • qperf - Linux PCs with a x86_64 processor from Intel or AMD

No releases are available for ARM or macOS devices. Developers are encouraged to compile from source for unsupported platforms.

What's new in this release?

  • Selectable question types: Use -t or --types flag to only output select question types.
  • Memory Totals: Optionally combine Verse, Quote, and Reference questions into a single "Memory" category.
  • Cleaner output: Single quotes ' around quizzer names from QuizMachine data are automatically removed.

1.1

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@dbwrush dbwrush released this 13 Dec 21:31
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This new release adds two requested features, along with fixing several bugs.

Alphanumeric Round Numbers

Added support for round numbers containing letters. For instance, round 'F7' might be the 7th round of finals.

Round numbers must match set numbers The only way this program can match question sets to rounds is through the round number, if they don't match then the output will be wrong.

Multiple Question Sets per File

This program can now read files that have multiple question sets.

If multiple question sets have the same round number the first set will be used for that round. A warning message will appear in the terminal if this happens.

Which version is right for me?

  • qperformance.exe is for Microsoft Windows PCs with an x86 processor from either Intel or AMD.
  • qperformance is for Linux PCs with an x86 processor from either Intel or AMD.

There are currently no versions for Mac or for ARM devices.

1.0

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@dbwrush dbwrush released this 18 Jun 22:13

Which build is right for me?
If you have a Windows PC with an Intel or AMD processor (most Windows PCs), use qperformance.exe

If you're a nerd who uses Linux, you already know that qperformance is for you.