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fresh downloads for ATL? [message #7894] Mon, 15 January 2007 21:43 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: nopublic.email.currently

The builds for ATL available on the download site are quite old. Newer
builds are referenced (but not linked) from the other projects, like "AMW"
where it states, "This version was tested using ATL and AM3 releases from
December 7th."

But I do not see a Dec 7th 2006 release on the ATL download page.

I'm also wondering if the TCS code is going to be made available any time
soon? I'm starting a project and would prefer to use it over xtext, if
possible.

Cheers.
Re: fresh downloads for ATL? [message #8898 is a reply to message #7894] Tue, 16 January 2007 14:31 Go to previous message
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Originally posted by: milanmilanovich.yahooo.com

Hi Neb,

yes I agree. It would be good that ATL team put on site a new version of
ATL binary with ATL 2006 compiler and TCS (if it is prepared for release).

Best regards, Milan Milanovic

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Neb Holiday wrote:

> The builds for ATL available on the download site are quite old. Newer
> builds are referenced (but not linked) from the other projects, like "AMW"
> where it states, "This version was tested using ATL and AM3 releases from
> December 7th."

> But I do not see a Dec 7th 2006 release on the ATL download page.

> I'm also wondering if the TCS code is going to be made available any time
> soon? I'm starting a project and would prefer to use it over xtext, if
> possible.

> Cheers.
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