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README.markdown	2019-05-08	1.8 kB	0
robocode.testing-1.9.3.6-setup.jar	2019-05-08	264.7 kB	0
robocode-1.9.3.6-setup.jar	2019-05-08	10.5 MB	0
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README

You can read more about Robocode here.

The RoboWiki is the first place you should search for knowledge about Robocode.

Robocode 1.9.3.6 contains these distribution files:

robocode-1.9.3.6-setup.jar, which is the main program containing everything to develop Java robots and start battles.
robocode.testing-1.9.3.6-setup.jar, which is a plugin for Robocode for testing robots. Read more about how to use it here.

NOTE: The .NET plugin is not supported with this release. Use Robocode 1.9.3.3, which supports the .NET plugin.

Version 1.9.3.6 (08-05-2019)

Bugfixes

Bug-404: Confusion between development/non-development versions of bots * Rollback of previous attempt to fix issues with the RobocodeEngine, which could not read robots in "developer mode" (marked with a asterix character). Hence the old bug [Bug-398][] has been reintroduced.
Bug-406: DNS interaction is not blocked by Robocode's security manager
Fixed issue where compiled robots could not be found. Added -encoding UTF-8 to the compiler options, and corrected -version option into -verbose.

Changes

Fix by Bumfo, which makes Robocode faster at detecting robots in the robot folder, which is crucial for the RoboRumble, when installing or updating a huge amount of robots.

Source: README.markdown, updated 2019-05-08

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