Difference between revisions of "EiffelStudio 6.7 Releases"

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*compiler: Fixed issues with conformance checks for formal generics constrained to other formal generics, including conformance to expanded types (see test#conform009, test#conform010, test#valid114).
 
*compiler: Fixed issues with conformance checks for formal generics constrained to other formal generics, including conformance to expanded types (see test#conform009, test#conform010, test#valid114).
 
*compiler: Disallowed incorrectly accepted empty contraint types that also fixes some related crashes (bug#15197 (test#term171), bug#16133 (test#multicon052), bug#16908 (test#syntax061)).
 
*compiler: Disallowed incorrectly accepted empty contraint types that also fixes some related crashes (bug#15197 (test#term171), bug#16133 (test#multicon052), bug#16908 (test#syntax061)).
*compiler: fixed bug#16912: Executing many inherited once-per-object routines crashes in finalized system
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*compiler: Fixed bug#16912: Executing many inherited once-per-object routines crashes in finalized system
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*compiler: Fixed an issue that may cause a compiler crash when a formal generic constraint lists a generic derivation that is never created during system execution (see test#term185).
  
 
===User changes===
 
===User changes===
 
===Developer changes===
 
===Developer changes===

Revision as of 00:27, 12 July 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 6.7.x Releases

6.7.x

Placeholder for new stuff since last intermediate release.

New features

  • compiler: Added support for gcc on Windows 64-bit, thus removing the need for Microsoft Visual Studio for most type of projects.

Improvements

Feature removed

Bug fixes

User changes

Developer changes