The second thing I noticed was it was somewhat buggy. It would not start unless I pointed to a workspace that was already there. As a development version this is not surprising. The next thing I did was open up some C++ code because this was the C++ version. I only played with it for a couple of minutes, but I did notice it can now find errors in the code before you compile. This was the thing I missed most using the C++ version compared to the Java version. I hope this means there C++ parse has other fixes in it to. Below is and example of eclipse finding a missing semicolon. I did not see other new features, but I did not look long either. I can not wait until June for the real thing. The eclipse project it great and it just keeps getting better.
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Nice! Was that some sample code you put together in the screen shot, or is that some work on smooth particle hydrodynamics?
It was some code I wrote for the robot project.
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