| [ANN] JDT 1.5 update available - Cheetah 05 [message #159111] |
Mon, 17 May 2004 13:13  |
Eclipse User |
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Dear 1.5 fans,
Due to investment on release 3.0 front, the Cheetah development has slowed
down a bit,
but we are still making progress. In particular, cast/instanceof operations
are now fully
supported, along with extra diagnosis for unsafe type operations. Explicit
parameterizations
of message sends and constructor calls are also supported.
Additionally, the new Cheetah does address the following defects:
62416 [1.5] An error has occurred when creating this (Java) editor
62292 [1.5] Missing receiver in parameterized message send
61507 [1.5] NPE in computeCompatibleMethod
60681 [1.5] Return type not strict enough
60563 [1.5] VerifyError when using generics and arrays
59258 Possibility to share compiler preferences for a shared project
60556 [1.5] Collections.unmodifiableList(List)
58978 [1.5] Generic method needs better error reporting
59983 [1.5] Internal compiler error
58903 [1.5] Implementing inherited generic methods
Please retrieve Cheetah05 from our update site, and find more info at:
http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/jdt- core-home/r3.0/main.html#updates
A recent integration build is required, since the Cheetah has absorbed the
latest API adjustments
from Eclipse main stream. Therefore, Cheetah04 requires build I20040514 or
better. The good new is
that the installation issued have been addressed in this integration build,
so installing the Cheetah
should now be easy.
As usual, if you find issues with it (and still, you should <g>), then
please
enter a bug report against JDT Core, where you prefix the problem title
with "[1.5]" so we can easily identify these issues; and please also
mention the version of the Cheetah you are riding (see Eclipse help about
plug-in details: e.g. Eclipse Java Development Tools Core 3.0.0.cheetah05).
The JDT Core team
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| Offline installation of Cheetah 05 [message #160333 is a reply to message #159111] |
Mon, 24 May 2004 09:16  |
| Eclipse User |
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Hi,
Can Cheetah05 be downloaded and installed "offline"?
Thanks.
Terence
"Philippe Mulet" <philippe_mulet@fr.ibm.com> wrote in message
news:c8are0$kpl$1@eclipse.org...
> Dear 1.5 fans,
>
> Due to investment on release 3.0 front, the Cheetah development has slowed
> down a bit,
> but we are still making progress. In particular, cast/instanceof
operations
> are now fully
> supported, along with extra diagnosis for unsafe type operations. Explicit
> parameterizations
> of message sends and constructor calls are also supported.
>
> Additionally, the new Cheetah does address the following defects:
> 62416 [1.5] An error has occurred when creating this (Java) editor
> 62292 [1.5] Missing receiver in parameterized message send
> 61507 [1.5] NPE in computeCompatibleMethod
> 60681 [1.5] Return type not strict enough
> 60563 [1.5] VerifyError when using generics and arrays
> 59258 Possibility to share compiler preferences for a shared project
> 60556 [1.5] Collections.unmodifiableList(List)
> 58978 [1.5] Generic method needs better error reporting
> 59983 [1.5] Internal compiler error
> 58903 [1.5] Implementing inherited generic methods
>
> Please retrieve Cheetah05 from our update site, and find more info at:
>
http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/jdt- core-home/r3.0/main.html#updates
>
> A recent integration build is required, since the Cheetah has absorbed the
> latest API adjustments
> from Eclipse main stream. Therefore, Cheetah04 requires build I20040514 or
> better. The good new is
> that the installation issued have been addressed in this integration
build,
> so installing the Cheetah
> should now be easy.
>
> As usual, if you find issues with it (and still, you should <g>), then
> please
> enter a bug report against JDT Core, where you prefix the problem title
> with "[1.5]" so we can easily identify these issues; and please also
> mention the version of the Cheetah you are riding (see Eclipse help about
> plug-in details: e.g. Eclipse Java Development Tools Core
3.0.0.cheetah05).
>
> The JDT Core team
>
>
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