All releases tagged Stable
Release Notes: All known ag++ problems have been fixed. Execution advice now works for new/delete operators. New documentation, a language overview, and an execution model overview have been added to the distribution. First steps towards pure C code weaving were made. Introductions with constructors and destructors are now also possible.
Release Notes: This release fixes a severe bug in the Win32 version of ac++, which caused a crash if the parser configuration contained --ptrdiff-type or --size-type. The ag++ wrapper has been improved and fixed.
Release Notes: This release contains several important improvements. It does not need the link-once code anymore, making it possible to use AC++ similarly to a standard C++ compiler. For g++ a wrapper ag++ bundles ac++ and g++. Many issues with templates have been solved. There is also experimental support for advices on calls to templates. As usual many bugfixes are included as well.
Release Notes: ac++ can now compile itself again and can parse the QT 3.2.3 header files under Linux (note that it still can't manipulate macro-generated code like the declarations of the moc-generated functions).
Release Notes: The most important change is that g++ under the Windows/Cygwin environment is now a supported back-end compiler. Major changes include added support for passing definitions of macros with arguments in the command line and the parser configuration file, many template-related parser problem fixes, and increased MS Visual Studio .NET 2002 compatibility.
Release Notes: Beside the fix of a major bug for call advices, this version adds initial support for ordering aspects. Additionally, several minor problems regarding template parsing have been fixed.
Release Notes: Significant speed improvements compared to 0.6. Template handling is working in most cases. Many minor and major bugs fixed. Supports many GNUC extensions. This is the first release under the GPL.
