All releases of Cibyl
Release Notes: Binary releases for Linux and Windows, better optimization through use of DWARF debugging information, and a better peephole optimizer. A new build system that makes cibyl globally installable.
Release Notes: setjmp/longjmp has been implemented. Exception handling has been refactored, including the ability to throw Java exceptions from C/C++. An optimization-related bug has been fixed.
Release Notes: The Python translator is now deprecated, and all important features are part of the C++ translator. Better support is available for exporting C functionality to Java. File handling for J2SE has been implemented. The translated code can now be generated in a thread-safe manner.
Release Notes: A new sscanf implementation, better configuration handling, and an ELF symbol size bugfix. Relocations for unaligned memory accesses are now handled. ANSI C support has been extended with various functions.
Release Notes: An ELF symbol size bug has been fixed. There are 64-bit host compile fixes. A C++ build issue on target has been fixed. The call tables for function pointer calls now only contains functions that are possible call targets from function pointers. Some code refactoring has been done.
Release Notes: The binary translator has been reimplemented in C++, improving compilation performance greatly. GCC tail-call optimizations and delay slot branch targets are handled. Some build system changes were made.
Release Notes: A few regressions from version 14 have been fixed. A potential stack/heap overlap was fixed. Tracing support has been improved and memory writes can now be instrumented. Some new libc functionality has also been added.
Release Notes: Constant propagation for MIPS register values has been implemented, the peephole optimizer and GDB support have improved, and callback handling has been generalized.
Release Notes: Some code refactoring and cleanup, a workaround for a bug on SonyEricsson phones, and a minor bugfix in register allocation.
Release Notes: Large performance improvements, bugfixes for C++ code generation and code optimization, tool usage improvements, and a new framework for ANSI C-style file operations.
