Release history
Versions and security
Core Manager 0.2.1 and N16 Generator 0.5.6 – precision data for 1850–2150
Planet data and the locally generated N16 perturber data now
consist of 60 five-year chunks from 1850–1854 through
2145–2149; their boundary samples extend through 2150-01-01. An
unsuitable N16 interval is rejected before any download starts.
Core Manager 0.2.0 – native Windows assistant
Program startup opens a self-contained Windows window instead
of a web page. Four guided steps explain language selection,
compiler or runtime, destination, precision data, test duration,
and installation.
0.5.5.2 – operating-system matrix
Machine-readable and interactive mapping of the 49 language
packages to Windows, Linux and macOS. Light cells mark available
toolchain routes and dark cells packages that are not offered;
architecture and the local self-test remain separate checks.
N16 generator 0.5.5 – separate German and English CLI packages
Windows x64/ARM64, Linux x64/ARM64 and macOS Intel/Apple Silicon;
directly usable core-data/n16 chunks and localized
README and quick-start files.
0.5.3 – release
49 validated language packages, 343 alternating timing
measurements, 602 German and English document files and 17
passed license checks.
0.5.3 – complete language inventory
A separate tab lists all 286 reviewed language names with
implementation status, issue flag and a concise English reason.
0.5.3 – documentation state
Equivalent German and English scientific articles with a
defined gravitational parameter,
explained technical terminology, portrait tables and separate
accuracy and speed comparisons.
0.5.3 – license state
Apache-2.0 marking of project source, source-only packages and a
separate N16 generator without a precomputed state table.
Checksums and malware scanning
SHA-256 is provided for every download. The language packages
contain source and documents, but no executable compiler or
installer files. The six N16 platform
archives, however, contain self-contained CLI programs. They
were submitted to VirusTotal on 27 July 2026 with the SHA-256
values published here:
Windows x64,
Windows ARM64,
Linux x64,
Linux ARM64,
macOS Intel
and
macOS Apple Silicon.
Results can still be incomplete immediately after submission.
Core Manager 0.2.0: The x64 GUI, both ARM64
builds, and both Windows ZIP files have no malicious or
suspicious result across 74 engines. Only Microsoft flags the
signed
x64 CLI
as “Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.C!ml”. Because the source revision is
identical, the Microsoft-verified signature is valid, and the
five comparison files are clean, the single machine-learning
detection is assessed as a probable false positive and is
deliberately disclosed here.