SFML 2.5.0 released

[kullerhamPster]

I forgot to mention that SFML-2.4.2-windows-vc14-32-bit.zip is reported by only one of the engines, despite also containing said window.exe
I don't know to what extent these two files differ, but obviously, the AV engines seem to like the old version more ;-)

[FRex]

Maybe the AVs consider clipboard access to be sketchy and meant to steal your copy pasted stuff. Some trojans do that to steal passwords or change bank account numbers when you copy from somewhere to a window in the browser when making a payment.

Or maybe it's older VC++ so it's less sketchy on its own.

Or it's just chance...

C'est la vie. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[K.F]

Awesome, too bad I don't have much time for programming these days, but these releases really make me want to do some of my long dead and buried project ideas 

[Phanoo]

I hate AVs even more than viruses. People need to know the truth -- all they need is an up-to-date OS, a good browser and a brain. Nothing more!

From my experience, I had false positives when my app wrote files in its own directory. Everything were fine after I started to use the AppData (ProgramData on Win10) folder which is meant for this purpose. I'm still not a big fan of having an app writing things in multiples directories but seems we don't have the choice

[MetalCoder]

Any chance that the C binding of SFML will get updated to 2.5?

[eXpl0it3r]

There's an open PR which anyone and everyone is welcome to review and contribute.

[Paul]

+1 for CSFML

unfortunately I can not be useful, C/C++ is not my language