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Recoder 0.93 has been released! It comes with a number of bugfixes, as well as new features and improvements. Please confer http://recoder.sf.net for more information.

Recoder 0.90 has been released! It contains many bugfixes as well as API changes. For information on it, please check out our new website as http://recoder.sourceforge.net !

Recoder 0.86 contains a number of bugfixes, as well as a small change in the API. Please see the changelog for further information.

Recoder 0.85 has been released. It contains a number of bugfixes - an update is highly recommended.
Please see the changelog for further details.

I have just updated the Recoder 0.83 release with a build that was compiled using Java 5 compliance. This has no functional impact except that those not using a Java 6 installation can now use the release ;-) The new files should spread through the mirrors soon.

This release contains important bugfixes. An update is highly recommended. As of this release, the source code is included in the distribution again.

The API-Doc 0.82 was unfortunately broken (obviously an incomplete upload). The broken archive has been replaced with a working one.

Recoder has moved to Subversion! Work on CVS will be discontinued. The current project can be checked out from the "trunk"-folder in the repository.

This is a maintenance release. An update is recommended.
As of with this release, developer files are available via public CVS only.

This version fixes a lot of bugs from 0.8beta and provides complete transformation functionality for the Java 5 constructs.

This is a beta version which includes support for Java 5 language constructs

This is the last minor release before the next major release scheduled towards the end of 2005. This release includes bugfixes as well as minor changes to make RECODER compatible with JDK 1.4.

The bug fixes provided by friendly helpers have been performed.
Major improvements are still pending, unfortunately.

More bugs have been killed.

Some user interaction improvements have been added:

• source element end coordinate assignment now works sufficiently well,
• progress listeners can be added to selected services and transformations.

The SOURCERER demo toolkit begins to look beautiful and begins to be useful.

A lot of new features have been added and a lot of bugs have been fixed.
The most prominent changes are:

• resume abbility added to analyze incomplete or template code,
• compile-time control flow analysis,
• a new Swing-based demo application,
• added a property to activate/deactivate assert statement handling,
• bug fixes for some printing, parsing and transformation issues.

The current version 0.70 of the Java source code metaprogramming framework RECODER is now available at recoder.sourceforge.net.

New features include

• a regression test suite in the developers package
• support for the assert statement from Java 1.4
• documentation and examples have been polished
• several bug fixes