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dev-env 1.0.4 has been released. This release fixes two bugs related to nested dependencies and link order and implements support for GNU GCC 3.3. Note that you'll have to rebuild your default.mk makefiles in order to benefit from the bug fixes.

dev-env is a GNU-make based C/C++ build environment which allows to compile and link your project(s) without Makefile modifications on all supported platforms and with all supported compilers. It's strength compared to other command-line driven build environments is its native support for Microsoft Windows without requiring a full-bloat UNIX emulation layer like Cygwin provides, for instance. Currently supported environments are: MS Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, Cygwin, MSYS. For the list of supported compilers, see the accompanying README file.... read more

dev-env 1.0.3 has been released. This release re-enables the possibility to optimize code under GCC 2.95.x. For the changes, see the ChangeLog file.

dev-env is a GNU-make based C/C++ build environment which allows to compile and link your project(s) without Makefile modifications on all supported platforms and with all supported compilers. It's strenghts is its native support for Microsoft Windows without requiring a full-bloat UNIX emulation layer like Cygwin provides, for instance. Currently supported environments are: MS Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, Cygwin, MSYS. For the list of supported compilers, see the accompanying README file. ... read more

The msw-utils-cygwin package has been removed from the dev-env site, because of possible version conflicts with Cygwin installations and because it simply didn't work properly with UNIX-like Cygwin paths. To obtain make 3.80 for Cygwin, please download the sources from ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/make/ (or any other mirror) and build it via '.configure && make && make install'.

dev-env 1.0.2 has been released. This release improves dependency management by allowing private and header dependency between projects; this can be used to allow two projects to depend on each other's headers. For the changes, see the ChangeLog file.

dev-env is a GNU-make based C/C++ build environment which allows to compile and link your project(s) without Makefile modifications on all supported platforms and with all supported compilers. It's strenghts is its native support for Microsoft Windows without requiring a full-bloat UNIX emulation layer like Cygwin provides, for instance. Currently supported environments are: MS Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, Cygwin, MSYS. For the list of supported compilers, see the accompanying README file.... read more

Tomorrow dev-env 1.0.2 will be released. New features included will be two new types of project dependencies (private and header) and some more documentation. Header dependencies allow you to have two libraries that use each other's header files. Stay tuned...

dev-env 1.0.1 has been released. This is
primarily a bugfix release to the yesterday
released 1.0 release. For the bugfixes and
changes, see the ChangeLog file.

dev-env 1.0 has been released. This is the first non-
beta release since the project has emerged. This
release continues the trend: more supported OSs,
more supported compilers, more stability.

dev-env is a GNU-make based C/C++ build
environment which allows to compile and link your
project(s) without Makefile modifications on all
supported platforms and with all supported
compilers. It's strenghts is its native support for
Microsoft Windows without requiring a full-bloat
UNIX emulation layer like Cygwin provides, for
instance. Currently supported environments are:
MS Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, Cygwin, MSYS.
For the list of supported compilers, see the
accompanying README file.... read more

dev-env 1.00beta3 has been released. dev-env is a
GNU-make based C/C++ build environment which
allows to compile and link your project(s) without
Makefile modifications on all supported platforms
and with all supported compilers.

This release fixes support for FreeBSD and adds
support for GNU GCC 3.0/3.1 and Borland C++
5.01/5.02 compilers as well as for assembler tools.

dev-env 1.00beta2 has been released. Now dev-env
supports FreeBSD and fixes a bug which made
dev-env on Win9x useless. Furthermore, small
changes have been introduced to enforce more
consistent behaviour on all platforms.

dev-env is a console based C/C++ build
environment. It allows to compile/link/etc. your
project(s) without modifications on all supported
platforms and with all supported compilers.
Currently supported platforms are Linux, Cygwin,
FreeBSD and Microsoft Windows.

dev-env 1.00beta1 has been released. Due to a complete
redesign dev-env now supports powerful configurable
argument transformation, useful option groups, and
cross-compiling.

dev-env is a console based C/C++ build environment. It
allows to compile/link/etc. your project(s) without modifications
on all supported platforms and with all supported compilers.
Currently supported platforms are Linux, Cygwin, and
Microsoft Windows.

dev-env 1.00alpha4 has been released. Better configuration
support has been added, allowing multiple users using the
same dev-env system but having different configurations. See
the ChangeLog for details.

dev-env is a console based C/C++ build environment. It aims
at making the whole build process compiler and platform
independent. It allows to compile/link/etc. your project(s)
without modifications on all supported platforms and with all
supported compilers. Currently supported platforms are Linux
and Microsoft Windows. Currently supported compilers are
GNU gcc/g++ on Linux and BCB 5.x, MSVC 6.x, and Mingw
gcc/g++ on Microsoft Windows.

dev-env 1.00alpha3 has been released. Only minor changes
have been introduced. See the ChangeLog for details.

dev-env is a console based C/C++ build environment. It aims
at making the whole build process compiler and platform
independent. It allows to compile/link/etc. your project(s)
without modifications on all supported platforms and with all
supported compilers. Currently supported platforms are Linux
and Microsoft Windows. Currently supported compilers are
GNU gcc/g++ on Linux and BCB 5.x, MSVC 6.x, and Mingw
gcc/g++ on Microsoft Windows.

Today dev-env 1.00alpha2 has been released. This release supports more complex project dependencies. See the ChangeLog for details.

dev-env is a console based C/C++ build environment. It aims at making the whole build process compiler and platform independent. It allows to compile/link/etc. your project(s) without modifications on all supported platforms and with all supported compilers. Currently supported platforms are Linux and Microsoft Windows. Currently supported compilers are GNU gcc/g++ on Linux and BCB 5.x, MSVC 6.x, and Mingw gcc/g++ on Microsoft Windows.