Cevelop C++ IDE

Cevelop 1.14.1 Release

Mon, 17 Feb 2020 00:00:00 +0000

Today, we released Cevelop 1.14.1. This is a minor release updating the underlying Eclipse Platform and Eclipse CDT.

Update Eclipse Platform to 2019-12
Update Eclipse CDT to 9.10.0
General bug fixes and performance improvements
Added Stylechecker and Constificator to the Cevelop product
Removed Includator and Sconsolidator from the Cevelop product (they are still available from update sites)

As always, you can download Cevelop 1.14.1 from our Download page. If you have any issues or other feedback, please let us know.

— Thomas Corbat

Cevelop 1.13.0 Release

Wed, 23 Oct 2019 00:00:00 +0000

Today, we released Cevelop 1.13.0. This is a minor release updating the underlying Eclipse Platform and Eclipse CDT.

Update Eclipse Platform to 2019-09
Update Eclipse CDT to 9.9.0
General bug fixes and performance improvements

As always, you can download Cevelop 1.13.0 from our Download page. If you have any issues or other feedback, please let us know.

— Toni Suter

Cevelop 1.12.1 Release

Mon, 29 Jul 2019 00:00:00 +0000

Today, we released Cevelop 1.12.1. This is a patch release updating the underlying Eclipse CDT to 9.8.1 and fixing some problems found in the different plug-ins. We’ve also updated the Ctylechecker beta plug-in to be able to check your code against various styleguides.

Update Eclipse CDT to 9.8.1
Fix various small problems in the different plug-ins
Ctylechecker now includes styleguide checking support (Preferences -> C/C++ -> Code Analysis -> Ctylechecker)
SConsolidator has been updated to 1.1.0

As always, you can download Cevelop 1.12.1 from our Download page. If you have any issues or other feedback, please let us know.

— Hansruedi Patzen

Cevelop 1.12.0 Release

Thu, 27 Jun 2019 00:00:00 +0000

Today, we released Cevelop 1.12.0. It is based on Eclipse CDT 9.8 and the underlying Eclipse 2019-06 Platform, which brings many improvements. We also fixed some minor bugs and added the Codeanalysator as a new Beta plug-in.

Codeanalysator, that comes with many checkers for MISRA, Autosar and the C++ Core Guidelines.
CUTE Headers have been updated to the latest version 2.2.3
Bugfixes for the TDD, Constificator and other plug-ins
Eclipse CDT CMake support is now also included in the IDE
Added the different platform update sites to make it easier to install other plug-ins

As always, you can download Cevelop 1.12.0 from our Download page. If you have any issues or other feedback, please let us know.

— Hansruedi Patzen

Cevelop 1.11.1 Release

Fri, 15 Feb 2019 00:00:00 +0000

Today, we released Cevelop 1.11.1. This is the first 64-bit-only release since the underlying Eclipse Platform dropped 32-bit support. The new Cevelop is based on Eclipse CDT 9.6 which comes with improved support for C++17 and C++ attributes. Additionally, the following bugs have been fixed:

Several quick-fixes have been missing in the last release
Macro conversion for C++14 and above sometimes produced invalid code
Several refactorings were missing from the menus
“Extract using directive” triggered the wrong refactoring

As always, you can download Cevelop 1.11.1 from our Download page. If you have any issues or other feedback, please let us know.

— Toni Suter

Cevelop 1.10.1 Release

Fri, 14 Sep 2018 00:00:00 +0000

We are pleased to announce the release of Cevelop 1.10.1. This release features an improved version of the Templator Plug-in which now supports variable templates and alias templates. The new Cevelop is based on Eclipse CDT 9.5.2 which comes with improved indexer performance. Additionally, the following bugs in the CUTE plug-in have been fixed:

Fixes a null pointer exception that occurred when the CUTE headers were missing
Fixes the test-suite templates for C++11 and above

As always, you can download Cevelop 1.10.1 from our Download page. If you have any issues or other feedback, please let us know.

— Toni Suter

Cevelop 1.10.0 Photon Release

Fri, 20 Jul 2018 00:00:00 +0000

After the release of Eclipse Photon and Eclipse CDT 9.5.1, we are proud to announce the release of Cevelop 1.10.0.

Eclipse CDT 9.5.1 comes with several new features, some of them contributed by us:

C++14: Lambda Init-Captures
C++17: Nested Namespace Definitions, static_assert without Message, constexpr if, if with Initializer, switch with Initializer, template <auto>, *this in Lambda Captures

All these changes are incorporated into the new Cevelop IDE!

You can find Cevelop ready for to be downloaded as usual on our Download page. Please contact us, if you should experience any issues.

— Mario Meili

Cevelop 1.9.1 Bugfix Release

Thu, 22 Feb 2018 00:00:00 +0000

Due to some unnoticed change in Eclipse CDT the Elevenator plug-in has not been working as expected in Cevelop 1.9.0. Today we released version 1.9.1, which fixes this problem. Check our update site for the new version.

— Thomas Corbat

Cevelop 1.9.0 Oxygen.2 Release

Mon, 12 Feb 2018 00:00:00 +0000

Eclipse Oxygen.2 and the bugfix release 9.4.1 of Eclipse CDT have been released a few weeks ago. It includes several fixes for major issues like the broken console on MacOS X High Sierra and startup issues with Java 9. Cevelop 1.9.0 is based on this improved version of CDT.

Among other improvements this release features the support of return type deduction for functions, available in Eclipse CDT.

Also new is the redesigned core build project wizard, which has already been available in previous version, but now it became the default option to create projects with. If you would like to create a CUTE project, you will need to select “C++ Managed Build” in the wizard first.

As always, you can download Cevelop 1.9.0 from our Download page. If you have any issues or other feedback, please let us know.

— Thomas Corbat

Cevelop 1.8 Oxygen Release

Fri, 14 Jul 2017 00:00:00 +0000

Eclipse Oxygen, the 2017 major release, has been released a few weeks ago. Oxygen includes a new version of the CDT C/C++ Development Tools that are the foundation for Cevelop.

Eclipse CDT 9.3 has better support for opening declarations of auto variables and forward declarations of class templates. Content assist now shows the full signature when completing function calls, and can complete #include directives for files without extensions commonly seen in Qt/KDE development.

The Cevelop team is actively working on improving Eclipse CDT and frequently contributes not just bug fixes but also – after an incubation period in Cevelop – new features. We are happy that our const-placement configuration is now part of Eclipse CDT:

For a comprehensive list of changes, see New in CDT 9.3. Besides these changes, Cevelop 1.8 comes with a new version of CUTE and improved refactorings.

As always, you can download Cevelop 1.8 from our Download page. If you have any issues or other feedback, please let us know.

— Mirko Stocker