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| Current Versions |
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| If you are unfamiliar with Eclipse, read the first few pages of EPIC User's Guide for installation instructions! | |
URL: http://e-p-i-c.sf.net/updates URL: http://e-p-i-c.sf.net/updates/testing |
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| What's New | |
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EPIC 0.6.13 has been published on a DVD in the issue #19 (2007-09-03) of c't, a popular German computer magazine. Moreover, a four pages long article by Oliver Lau in the same issue presents most of EPIC's features using an example project. Thanks! c't readers (as well as everyone else) are advised to upgrade to the latest version of EPIC 'testing' rather than rely on the DVD release. |
A minor release which brings the current version of EPIC testing to the download area at SourceForge. In order to maintain compatibility of stable with Eclipse 3.1, there is no testing-to-stable switch yet. However, users who do not need such backwards compatibility (in particular new users) are encouraged to install EPIC 0.6.13 (testing).
As before, the latest fixed and enhancements to both testing and
stable will be made available through the update site (see above).
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The previous testing version of EPIC was promoted to stable today and is now available as direct download and through the stable update site. 0.5.33 contains new features implemented since August 2006, several bug fixes that could not be incorporated into the 0.4.x release, and a major internal restructuring of the debugger code. See ChangeLog or browse the Feature Tracker for the list of new features.
At this point, the stable (0.5.33) and testing (0.6.0)
versions are identical, except that 0.6.0 requires Eclipse 3.2. Users
interested in new features should upgrade to Eclipse 3.2 (if not already
done) and keep upgrading through the 'testing' update site. Users who
prefer stability should stay with 'stable', which will remain compatible
with Eclipse 3.1 until the next testing-to-stable switch.
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After more than two years since the last release, an updated version of EPIC is now available. This version works with Eclipse 3.2, has a completely rewritten parser, many bug fixes and several new features (see ChangeLog). At this point, the stable and testing versions are identical. However, new features will be only provided through the testing version, while stable will be updated only with bug fixes. Both versions can be installed and kept up-to-date using Eclipse's Update Manager. |
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IBM developerWorks has published two tutorials covering EPIC by Martin MC Brown. You have to register first to view the tutorials. |
EPIC Article from German
Perl Workshop 2005 (2005-07-16)The EPIC article from the German Perl Workshop 2005 by Philipp Traeder is now available. The article is in German. Read article... |
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