Notes for Testers.rtf

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{\author Christopher Bowns}}\margl1440\margr1440\vieww12240\viewh15840\viewkind1
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CPU History 1.1 saw the addition of:\
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- multicore support (1.1 has been tested on my dual-core MBP, but single/quad/octo-core machines need a good examination)\
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	- added an option to dynamically change the width of the core divider\
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- fixed a graphing bug (complete obliteration of graph history on preference change)\
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	- which now enables dynamic redrawing of the graph when you change the bar widths\
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- added support for remembering the position of the floating window\
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- does the floater remember exactly where you left it, from quit to next launch?\
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- single, quad, or octo-core machines:\
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\cf0 	- does the graph look right (compare to Activity Monitor: minor differences will appear, but watch for major redrawing bugs)\
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	- when you change preferences, does the graph change drastically from what was there previously? Preference changes trigger a full graph redraw, while normal timer updates merely offset the previous graph image and draw new bars at the end; this complete redraw has been quite problematic.\
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	- when you change the spacer width between cores, do crazy things happen, or does it smoothly resize as expected?\
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\b\fs28 In case of things being broken:
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Contact me via Twitter (@cbowns), catch me on AIM: cipherswarm, or drop me an email: cpuhistory-bugs@cbowns.com\
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Much, much thanks for your help with this. Putting the polish on an application is the most painful, but most rewarding part of Mac development.}