Eclipse Oxygen, the 2017 major release, has been released a few weeks ago. Oxygen includes a new version of the CDT C/C++ Development Tools that are the foundation for Cevelop.
Eclipse CDT 9.3 has better support for opening declarations of auto variables and forward declarations of class templates. Content assist now shows the full signature when completing function calls, and can complete #include directives for files without extensions commonly seen in Qt/KDE development.
The Cevelop team is actively working on improving Eclipse CDT and frequently contributes not just bug fixes but also – after an incubation period in Cevelop – new features. We are happy that our const-placement configuration is now part of Eclipse CDT:
For a comprehensive list of changes, see New in CDT 9.3. Besides these changes, Cevelop 1.8 comes with a new version of CUTE and improved refactorings.
As always, you can download Cevelop 1.8 from our Download page. If you have any issues or other feedback, please let us know.
— Mirko Stocker
