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Revision as of 06:00, 2 February 2010
Below are not the release notes of EiffelStudio. It is the change log of EiffelStudio intermediate releases and the most important changes are highlighted in green or in red (for breaking changes). The release notes of EiffelStudio can be found at the following URL. You can also download the latest revision here. Information about other version can be found under Category:Releases.
EiffelStudio 6.6.x Releases
6.6.x
Placeholder for new stuff since last intermediate release.
New features
Improvements
Feature removed
Bug fixes
- studio: do not open more than one breakpoint dialog on the same breakpoint (avoid conflict)
User changes
Developer changes
6.6.8.2214 (February 1st 2010)
New features
- compiler: Supported new variant of a check instruction that is not subject for assertion monitoring settings (in other words the check cannot be turned off) and can be used to introduce a new void safe scope of a read-only or object test local:
check Assertion then Compound end
Improvements
- runtime: Redone some of the multithreading internals of the Eiffel runtime to make it easier to add platforms and to ensure the same behavior on various platforms.
- runtime: On Windows, the MUTEX class is now internally using a CRITICAL_SECTION object which is much more efficient especially with multiprocessors.
- base: Added support for nan, negative_infinity, positive_infinity and their `is_xxx' corresponding queries.
- base: Allowed {ARRAY}.force to be used with arrays of attached types when index is either `lower - 1' or `upper + 1'. This let you progressively fill an empty array from 1 to the expected count.
Feature removed
Bug fixes
- compiler: Fixed eweasel test#agent001 and test#agent013 by preventing wrong optimization when call to `{ROUTINE}.call' or `{FUNCTION}.item' are subject to dynamic binding.
- compiler: Fixed bug#16593 where finalizing twice in the same sessions with many changes in the system could cause the compiler to crash during degree -3.
- studio: Fixed editor refresh issue when saving modifications in the Contract Tool.
- studio: Fixed catcalls when building the Contract Tool.
- studio: Fixed bug#14857 Store the external commands in ISE User files
- studio: Fixed bug#16410 Error List window comes up blank on error if auto-hidden when estudio started
- debugger: Fixed a hang in EiffelStudio when inspecting a different threads than the current stopped one on platforms where thread identifiers are larger than 32-bit (e.g. Linux)
- runtime: Made sure to use recursive mutexes on all our platforms.
- runtime: Fixed eweasel test#store029 where retrieving a storable made by 6.3 or older could fail with a mismatch error when there is actually no mismatch.
- net: Fixed tftp_server_console sample so that it uses a multithreaded precompilation of EiffelBase and fixed a precondition violation when receiving a GET command.
- net: Fixed precondition violation in {ARRAY}.force when compiling EiffelNet in void-safe mode.
- net: Changed internal of MEDIUM_POLLER to use HASH_TABLE, as a consequence the queries `read_command_list', `write_command_list' and `exception_command_list' are now obsolete and should not be used.
- base: Fixed ARRAY2 so that it can be used in void-safe mode too. Improved ARRAY2 resizing efficiency.
User changes
- thread: Made the THREAD class thread-safe which prevents using the same object to launch a new thread. Now there is a precondition `is_launchable' and a status report `is_last_launch_successful' to help finding out if a thread was really launched.
- base: Changed the display of REAL/DOUBLE fields to show REAL_32 or REAL_64.
- base: Changed the display of NaN/-Infinity/Infinity for real numbers so that it is the same on all our supported platforms.
- compiler: Now the compiler will report usage of
is
keyword as obsolete in transitional mode and will reject it in standard mode.