Rigt now the S[G?]E development stands still due to other areas of coding. Bothe other scripts/programs and also other parts of the current program. I'm aware of many unstable things in the current version, but most of it is dueto lack of knowledge of the saveformat, and incorrect assumptions. Some are due to things have changed since earler versions, thus meaning that a value that is said to ba something actualy represents something totally different, or that something that has been editable before nolonger is due to references to it.
There may of cource be pure code bugs as well. all these problemst take a significant ammount of time to correct, and the time I spend on Windows programming has decresaed alot this last year. I have moved into programming alot more under linux and unix, and then have less time to update this utility. I also have had a big change in my life situation with a lot less sparetime left for programming overall. I'm very unsure on how my spare time actually is spread, but there are still some time left that I spend on this utility. Howvever, my toppriority on my todo list is actually a total recoding of the BIC/BIX/BIQ handling of the tool. It is the oldest component, and isn't bery well built. (The base was designed with the Copytool in mind, and now many things have changed, and I want to make a new and flexible system for this) Once that system is done (or at least is at working prototype level, I might look into how I can make the Save reading/eriting more stable I will probalby have to rewrite lage parts, and alos try to figure out what defines the size of different sections that currently are searched for the end of in a very unsafe, but in 99% working, way)
I will also try to improve the overall error hadling and logging alot. The session log system that was introduced around the c3C support has helped me alot in finding bugs, and I hope to be able to build it out to be able to record why a save fails to load and problems with reasvng in a way that will make finding the error even easier.
But still everything is about finding the time to do so.