Version 2.0 is now up and running. It no longer uses .TXT files as input/output, so it should be a little quicker and less of a hassle to use. It's not very thoroughly tested, but I've run through a couple of times and it's working fine.
Version 2.1 wasn't really published. It was a very temporary update just patching the giant memory leak (and subsequent crashing) of version 2.0
Version 2.2 is up now. I took the speed optimization of 2.0, the non-crashing of 2.1, mixed them together, and got 2.2. For those of you who are interested, the crashing was an issue with recursive member function calls, a vector which was a member of the thing it was copying, and a copy constructor.
Version 2.3 includes a speed fix for 2.2, which may be going slowly for some people. It also includes a title bar-type thing, so now you can be sure of what version you're running. Also made some minor formatting/text changes and cleaned up the code a little.
Version 2.4 includes some minor text/formatting changes and yet another speed fix. This fix only applies to moves after the initial board setup, but it should be a rather noticeable jump. However, it's a little hard to test whether or not it still works; it's a simple change, and it seems to work at a glance and basic use, but if it does strange things, then let me know!
Version 2.4.2 fixed two bugs in version 2.4. Both are giving inaccurate data and 2.4.0 is crashing. If you downloaded 2.4 before 11:30 EST 17/07/2010, then redownload.
Version 2.5.0 has a few formatting changes (XX is used instead of OO for recommended moves, and -- is used for unknown tiles). It also introduces a simple, quick system that will automatically include all the tiles that are guaranteed to be 1 or a voltorb, and it will no longer recommended tiles that are guaranteed 1s.
Version 2.5.1 has a few formatting changes (V for voltorb) and also adds a relatively important patch for 2.5.0. 2.5.0 was having issues with getting new solutions after moves, so it was getting messed up on probability and value predictions.
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