ObjectStudio 8.2 and VisualWorks 7.7 Ship
So what's new?
ObjectStudio:
- Windows 7 Certified - the only Smalltalk environment that can say this
- Modeling Tool - forward abd reverse engineering within ObjectStudio
- Mapping Tool - Connect your Smalltalk Objects to Relational Databases the easy way
- Many, Many bug fixes
VisualWorks:
- Glorp now fully supported as our Object/Relational layer
- Hundreds of Locales supported for internationalization via CLDR
- Store now uses Glorp
- Atomic loading for Store
- Many, Many bug fixes
You can grab the release notes here (pdf) - they go into full details on what's new. If you are a Cincom customer, you should expect to see the release CD/DVD arrive within the next couple of weeks (if you don't, please let us know). NC users - we'll have the site updated with the new download after the new year, so you can make Smalltalk part of your New Year's Resolutions :)
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Comments
Re: ObjectStudio 8.2 and VisualWorks 7.7 Ship
[ttkk1024_China] December 21, 2009 22:29:46.234
This is a good news
Re: ObjectStudio 8.2 and VisualWorks 7.7 Ship
[Rick F.] December 22, 2009 15:33:28.919
James et-al,
I was poking around the release notes and found a typo :
The warning section on page 4-6 -- last line says the following : "this operation with quickly crash the image" -- should read "this operation will quickly crash the image".. I'm still reading but it sounds very impressive with all the new stuff.. I'll be checking out the NC version when it's available! Thanks!
Re: ObjectStudio 8.2 and VisualWorks 7.7 Ship
[Rick F.] December 22, 2009 15:54:06.096
Here's a few more typos if you're interested..
On page 4-16 :
"A schema identical that for the supported Store databases"
Perhaps it's supposed to say :
"A schema identical to that for the supported Store databases"
Another on page 4-18:
Along these lines, you can instantiate an instance of an OpenSSL algorithm same way as the native ones."
probably should be :
Along these lines, you can instantiate an instance of an OpenSSL algorithm in the same way as the native ones."
One more minor nit on page 4-19:
The current version of the wrapper should support usual OpenSSL installations on Windows and Linux..."
probably should be :
The current version of the wrapper should support typical OpenSSL installations on Windows and Linux..."