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Mirek Fidler
Ultimate++ (http://upp.sourceforge.net) is a C++ cross-platform rapid
application development suite. It includes a set of libraries (GUI, SQL,
etc..), and an integrated development environment.
Rapid development is achieved by the smart and aggressive use of C++
rather than through fancy code generators. In this respect, U++ competes
with popular scripting languages while preserving C/C++ runtime
characteristics.
New features of release 511:
U++ Library
* New XML support in the Core
* Linux/AMD64 is now supported
* X11 fixes improve stability with less common window managers, input
method problem fixed as well
* New kind of callbacks - pteback - to avoid dangling callback situation
problem
* Sqlite was added as source-based plugin together with U++ adapter
* A lot of new documentation
TheIDE
* File tabs are redesigned
* Source editor has now scripting language
* "Calculator" console
* Layout of TheIDE now redesigned, bottom pane now contains
browser/console/debugger/calculator switched by tabs
* ASSIST++:
- Improved C++ code analysis now able to resolve class hierarchy
issues, code browser now displays base classes, methods, virtual
methods, overrides etc...
- New assist function now suggests list of methods and attributes after
typing '->' or '.' or after Ctrl+Space.
- Navigate in the file and Navigate functions simplify moving to symbol
with specified name
- Copy definition/declaration is able to convert method declaration
(inside class declaration) to definition and back (works with more than
one method as well)
- Goto definition/declaration moves between definitions and declarations
of current method
Distribution
* U++/Win now ships with SDL library and contains nice SDLExample as
well as SDL project templates.
application development suite. It includes a set of libraries (GUI, SQL,
etc..), and an integrated development environment.
Rapid development is achieved by the smart and aggressive use of C++
rather than through fancy code generators. In this respect, U++ competes
with popular scripting languages while preserving C/C++ runtime
characteristics.
New features of release 511:
U++ Library
* New XML support in the Core
* Linux/AMD64 is now supported
* X11 fixes improve stability with less common window managers, input
method problem fixed as well
* New kind of callbacks - pteback - to avoid dangling callback situation
problem
* Sqlite was added as source-based plugin together with U++ adapter
* A lot of new documentation
TheIDE
* File tabs are redesigned
* Source editor has now scripting language
* "Calculator" console
* Layout of TheIDE now redesigned, bottom pane now contains
browser/console/debugger/calculator switched by tabs
* ASSIST++:
- Improved C++ code analysis now able to resolve class hierarchy
issues, code browser now displays base classes, methods, virtual
methods, overrides etc...
- New assist function now suggests list of methods and attributes after
typing '->' or '.' or after Ctrl+Space.
- Navigate in the file and Navigate functions simplify moving to symbol
with specified name
- Copy definition/declaration is able to convert method declaration
(inside class declaration) to definition and back (works with more than
one method as well)
- Goto definition/declaration moves between definitions and declarations
of current method
Distribution
* U++/Win now ships with SDL library and contains nice SDLExample as
well as SDL project templates.
