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erlide 0.17.2
Eclipse Erlang IDE - September 17, 2012I haven’t been announcing here lately, but maybe I should do it once in a year :-) Version 0.17.2 is available from http://erlide.org/update - Eclipse 3.6, Java 6 and Erlang R14 are the minimum requirements - the debugger has been upgraded to R15 - (and…
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erlide 0.17.2
Eclipse Erlang IDE - September 17, 2012I haven’t been announcing here lately, but maybe I should do it once in a year :-) Version 0.17.2 is available from http://erlide.org/update - Eclipse 3.6, Java 6 and Erlang R14 are the minimum requirements - the debugger has been upgraded to R15 - (and…
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Old news all over again?
Eclipse Erlang IDE - September 15, 2012Sourceforge has upgraded their platform and it looks like this means that the news streams were recreated and thus all the old posts were published again. Sorry for that. I will soon publish a real update, to remove any confusion. /Vlad
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Old news all over again?
Eclipse Erlang IDE - September 15, 2012Sourceforge has upgraded their platform and it looks like this means that the news streams were recreated and thus all the old posts were published again. Sorry for that. I will soon publish a real update, to remove any confusion. /Vlad
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Moving repository to GitHub
Eclipse Erlang IDE - September 15, 2012We have moved the code repository to http://github.com/erlide/erlide because we are going to have to support several branches of development and Git is better at that than Svn. We also hope to get more contributions from the community :-) regards, Vlad
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erlide 0.7.0
Eclipse Erlang IDE - September 15, 2012We’re glad to announce that a new release of erlide is available. We managed to fix a big issue with seemingly random crashes of the Erlang backend, traced finally to major memory consumption. Other fixed issues: - delayed startup of backend until really needed -…
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erlide 0.7.3
Eclipse Erlang IDE - September 15, 2012A new release of erlide is available, with following (user visible) changes from 0.7.0: * 468-split-erlang-code-so-that-compiler-backend-can-use-R11 * 487-configure-report-directory’ * fix #480: import wizard doesn’t descend in subdirectories * 490-External-Files-project-closed’ * 257—type—-navigate-from-spec-to-declared-type’ * 476-open-module-dialog—allow-inexact-matches’ * 444 - text selected randomly in editor * 472-launch—extra-arguments-to-runtime-don-t-get-used * 469-editor—-erlang-reconciler-still-broken’…
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Moving repository to GitHub
Eclipse Erlang IDE - September 15, 2012We have moved the code repository to http://github.com/erlide/erlide because we are going to have to support several branches of development and Git is better at that than Svn. We also hope to get more contributions from the community :-) regards, Vlad
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erlide 0.7.0
Eclipse Erlang IDE - September 15, 2012We’re glad to announce that a new release of erlide is available. We managed to fix a big issue with seemingly random crashes of the Erlang backend, traced finally to major memory consumption. Other fixed issues: - delayed startup of backend until really needed -…
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erlide 0.7.3
Eclipse Erlang IDE - September 15, 2012A new release of erlide is available, with following (user visible) changes from 0.7.0: * 468-split-erlang-code-so-that-compiler-backend-can-use-R11 * 487-configure-report-directory’ * fix #480: import wizard doesn’t descend in subdirectories * 490-External-Files-project-closed’ * 257—type—-navigate-from-spec-to-declared-type’ * 476-open-module-dialog—allow-inexact-matches’ * 444 - text selected randomly in editor * 472-launch—extra-arguments-to-runtime-don-t-get-used * 469-editor—-erlang-reconciler-still-broken’…
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Erlang on Twitter
» Erlang_07 (Erlang ): @FatinSL @Fatinistic oke ppakee foyyaaaaa
» rvirding (Robert Virding): @mrb_bk @seancribbs The #Erlang <-> #Erlog interface is pretty good, could be improved with input from use cases.
» larstesmer (Lars Tesmer): RT @krolco: This looks cool: a Ruby-like functional language built on Erlang’s VM: http://t.co/XYPpB1SuYn
Cool video intro here: http://t.c…
» rvirding (Robert Virding): RT @NotDoctorOk: “if” is indeed a special case of “case”, and “case” is basically an in-lined function call. http://t.co/A43LNxboj3
» iayori (Ayori Selassie): RT @old_sound: You trying to solve a problem with threads: http://t.co/7zpSiZFf5L vs. Erlang taking care of that for you: http://t.co/pwq…
» iayori (Ayori Selassie): RT @ak2webd3: @rubyonlinux C #Erlang has Symmetric Multiprocessing Benchmark w/ 20M Processes.overhead 300 words w no hit on Perf. http://…
» iayori (Ayori Selassie): RT @al_maisan: very cool lecture -> “.. even though it’s 25 years old is 15 years ahead of everything else..”, https://t.co/kkv2aWEiY8 #erl…
» iayori (Ayori Selassie): Adding Armstrong’s Ph.D. Thesis on Erlang to my reading list http://t.co/NOaGDKFrg8, thanks @SoosMate
» develop7 (Andrei Dziahel): RT @simonxk: Erlang is an operating system on top of operating system…
» picoVerse (robotPoet): ( [_x_]::—10:46 ( 14 ) -Work picoLARC & Visit Twitter link ( erLang ) )
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