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Latest updates

2026-11-09   AngelScript 2.39.0 is out

This release comes with relatively small amount of new features, despite the long wait. Instead I really focused on fixing the backlog of bugs. I think this release has the longest list of bug fixes in a single release in the entire history of AngelScript.

Other than the bug fixes the following are some notable improvements:

• Enums can now be declared with underlying type to define the size of the enum
• Added support for number separators, e.g. 1'000'000
• Improved ability to enumerate the source code line numbers in functions for better debugging
• Enabled support for fiber local storage on Windows
• Improved support for JIT compilers

In the next release I plan to incorporate many of the contributions that I've received from the community. I won't spoil the surprise, but there are several exciting ones in the pipeline.

2025-08-08   AngelScript 2.38.0 is here

Finally a new version is out the door. This is a huge one, probably the biggest update. I got a ton of contributions for this one. In fact, there were so many that I couldn't manage to include all of them in this release. The rest will come in the next release.

Here's a short list of the new features:

• Ability to register template functions
• Support for foreach loops
• Ability to register functions with variadic arguments
• Class members can now be explicitly initialized in constructors
• Support for 'using namespace'
• Added a script socket add-on
• Implemented regexFind for the std::string add-on
• Implemented format and scan with variadic arguments for the std::string add-on
• Implemented operators to allow foreach loops on array and dictionary add-ons
• Implemented support for native calling conventions on Linux with MCST E2K 64bit CPU

As always, the full list of changes can be found in the change history.

Enjoy the new release.