Today we release two new versions of RSARTE:
This is the first release of 10.2 that is not experimental, and we therefore recommend it as the latest and greatest RSARTE release. Below is a list of highlights in this release (references to the updated What's New presentation for 10.1 or 10.2 within brackets). Except for the last one all these features exist both in 10.1 and 10.2. Going forward most new features will only be implemented in the 10.2 release, and we therefore recommend our users to upgrade to 10.2 as soon as possible.
Support for move constructors and move assignment operators in the model compiler. These special functions can be generated either as defaulted or deleted using new properties on the C++ General properties page of a class. [What's New in 10.1 page 46]
You can now specify the generation of default constructors, copy constructors and copy assignment operators as either deleted or defaulted, using new properties on the C++ General properties page of a class. This feature is only available when building using the model compiler. [What's New in 10.1 page 47]
The support for build variants was extended so that the function that defines the available build variants now get the currently built TC as input. This makes it possible to have different build variants for different kinds of TCs. [What's New in 10.1 pages 48 - 49]
It's now possible to install RSARTE 10.2 into a read-only Eclipse installation. A couple of features cannot be installed this way, but workarounds exist for making them available. See the Installation Instructions for more details. [What's New in 10.2 page 15]
Mattias Mohlin
Architect for IBM Model RealTime