History of Inform releases

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The history of releases of the Inform programming language for interactive fiction dates back to 1993. The Inform 6 compiler and Library have always been separately maintained and released.

Original Inform Compiler Version	Library Release	Natural Inform System Version	Date	Reference	Notes
1			May 9, 1993	[1]	Simultaneous release of Curses.
2			June 9, 1993	[2]
3			November, 1993	[3]
4			January, 1994	[4]
5			June, 1994	[5]
5.5			June, 1995		Last of the pre-Inform 6 releases.
6	6/1		April 29, 1996	[6]	beta release. Inform is rewritten from scratch.
6.02			May 5, 1996	[7]	beta release
6.03			May 13, 1996	[8]	beta release
6.04	6/2		September, 1996	[9] [10]
6.05			September, 1996	[11]
6.10	6/3		December 18, 1996	[12]
6.11	6/4		January 28, 1997	[13]
6.12			March 26, 1997	[14]
6.13	6/5		April 5, 1997	[15] [16]
	6/6		August 18, 1997	[17]
	6/6		August 19, 1997	[18]	Rerelease with tracing code removed
	6/7		September, 1997	[19]
6.14			September 8, 1997	[20]
6.15			March 23, 1998	[21]
6.20			December, 1996	[22]
	6/8		December 13, 1998	[23]
6.21	6/9		April 29, 1999	[24]
			April 29, 1999	[25]	Announcement of upcoming Glulx support
	6/10		November 6, 1999	[26]	Original release
	6/10		November 13, 1999	[27]	Bugfix release
6.21.1			November 24, 2000
6.21.2			August 15, 2000
6.21.3			November 6, 2002		Included support for Glulx
6.21.4			June 17, 2003
6.30	6/11		February 4, 2004	[28]
6.30.1			February 27, 2004
6.30.2			June 6, 2004
6.31			February 10, 2006	[29]
	6/10N	3K27	April 30, 2006	[30] [31]	Public beta
		3K56	May 4, 2006	[32]
		3L95	May 14, 2006	[33]
		3M43	May 21, 2006	[34]
		3P53	June 9, 2006	[35]
		3R85	June 26, 2006	[36]
		3T38	July 10, 2006	[37]
	6/11N	3V01	August 2, 2006	[38]
		3Z95	September 14, 2006	[39]
		4B91	November 10, 2006	[40]
		4F59	December 21, 2006	[41]
		4K40	January 23, 2007	[42]
		4K41	January 23, 2007	[43]	Bugfix for Mac OS X on G4 and G5 processors
		4S08	March 25, 2007	[44]	Fixed many bugs, incorporates ideas from external consultation, and adds preliminary Linux support

The "N" series libraries are modified versions of the regular Inform 6 libraries with special support for Inform 7. The first modified version, 6/10N, was actually based on parts of 6/9 as well as 6/10. The goal is to eventually merge the "N" series into the main series, producing one library that can be used with both Inform 6 and Inform 7, compiling to both Z-code and Glulx.

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