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Version 0.8.3.6: first open-source release of Indus is out!! Venkatesh Prasad Ranganath 2007-02-12Hi,
A new version (0.8.3.6) of Indus containing bug fixes (thanks to various reporters) and some optimizations is now available for download.
The major change in this release is that Indus core libraries have been finally open sourced. After some delay, this decision was taken after various requests and increased interest in using, extending, and possibly learning from Indus. The sources a... |
Version 0.8.3.5 is out!!! Venkatesh Prasad Ranganath 2006-11-01Hi,
This version of Indus Java Slicer module contains a feature that enables users to generate Java source file line number based slice criteria from the command line (via the new -l option). The documentation and the examples bunble for this new version will be out shortly.
As always, I hope you will find the new feature useful and that you will send in your questions and suggestions.
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New releases, slides, and more!! Venkatesh Prasad Ranganath 2006-10-09Hi,
I am happy to announce a subtle and crucial bugfix release of staticanalyses module. The fix has been propagated to Indus eclipse plugin as well. Also, the groovy scripts have been updated. All of these are available as version 0.8.3.4.
Also, recently John Hatcliff gave an keynote talk about Indus at SCAM06. The slides from this talk is available at http://projects.cis.ksu.edu/docman... |
The source for Kaveri has been released!!! Venkatesh Prasad Ranganath 2006-10-09 Hi,
I am happy to announce the first source release of Kaveri is released.
As a first step to enable interested users to extend and/or better understand Kaveri, the source for Kaveri is available for the first time under a restrictive license. We are working on relaxing the license in future versions.
Also, given the available resources, the source is not in the greatest of shape. Hence,... |
GroovyMonkey based scripts are available!! Venkatesh Prasad Ranganath 2006-09-10I am happy to announce the first batch of GroovyMonkey based scripts that access, process, and display information from Indus within Eclipse.
With the new support, the user can exercise the logic in Kaveri plugin to execute the Indus program analyses by merely clicking buttons and then write lightweight scripts to access analysis data via well defined interfaces. This allows new users and ed... |
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