Here it comes, the last version of WUDSN IDE which is downwards compatible Eclipse 3.4.2. All subsequent versions will require Eclipse 3.6.0 at least. Of course you can already update Eclipse to version 3.6.0 now to benefit from the new features like block selection mode.
Features: See the tab "Features" on WUDSN IDE for screen shots
- Forward navigation via "control-click" hyperlink navigation to labels, equates, local definitions, macro definitions and procedure definitions. In case there is only one target, direct navigation takes place. In case there is more than one possible target, the type and line number of the target are displayed in a hyperlink popup. All included source files are also taken into account like in the content outline. In case there are targets from different files, the file name is also displayed as differentiator in the hyperlink popup.
- The archive containing all supported Atari compilers has been updated with the latest versions of ATASM 1.7.0 and MADS 1.9.0 for all platforms, XASM for Mac OS X and ATASM for Linux 64-bit. See the section "Installation" for details
- The new ATASM 1.7.0 directive ".BANKNUM" is now included in content assist and highlighting
- Preferences for compilers and applications are now internally stored separately for every supported hardware (Apple, Atari, C64). The existing preferences are migrated automatically upon the first start of the new version. I have tested the migration to a certain extend but there might be cases where you have to set some preferences again after the upgrade
Fixes:
- The directive ".LOCAL" in ATASM is a normal directive now and does not start a folding section while in MADS it is really is a folding section from ".LOCAL" to ".ENDL"
- "SIN()" and "RND()" in MADS are now recognized correctly even if there are no spaces before or after the directive
- ".EN" and ."END" in MADS are now recognized correctly
- Labels in "ORG" lines are now recognized correctly and rendered as separate tree entries
- Preferences for lower/upper case instructions in content assist are now also evaluated if the for directives which do not start with letters like ".end"
- When opening a file which is located outside of the workspace, the action to open folders and to compile the file are now not doing anything and will not cause exceptions. They will also be disabled once the new Eclipse version is mandatory
- The 16 bytes per row in the hex editor are now separated by a space
Site:
- New FAQ "How to run a makefile script instead of an emulator?" added