OpenEuphoria

Euphoria 4.0.0 final has been released after a long and hard development cycle. 4.0.0 is the largest ever update to Euphoria. New language constructs, scope visibility modifiers, conditional compilation, performance enhancements, multi-line comments ... [More] and strings, enumerated values and types, variable assignment on declaration, switch statement, various loop modifiers, user defined pre-processor, unit testing, source code documentation system, coverage analysis, disassembler, direct C compilation via euc, new online and PDF manual and of course a new logo are in addition to the over 800 public members in the new standard library. The standard library has over 800 public members ranging from simple helpers such as iif() to more complex methods such as full sockets interface, http access, regular expressions, dictionary map structures and much more. To help you navigate this new territory we now have full text searchable documentation, offline downloadable HTML documentation and finally a nicely formatted PDF document for easy reading and printing. Please enjoy this new monumental release of Euphoria and Download Euphoria today. Euphoria is a cross platform general purpose procedural programming language that includes one of the fastest interpreters and compilation to native binaries via the included euc tool (Euphoria to C). [Less]

As of 12/19/2010 at 07:31PM EST, the SVN server hosted on the SF.net website at http://rapideuphoria.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/rapideuphoria is no longer used for active Euphoria development. It will be decomissioned in the days ahead. All ... [More] development has been moved to our own Mercurial repository hosted here on http://OpenEuphoria.org. Its public address is: http://scm.openeuphoria.org. Its developer address is https://scm.openeuphoria.org. The two are no different. The public address is anonymous read-only while the developer address is via SSL and requires authentication to use. Instead of rewriting the Mercurial Tutorial, those interested in keeping up w/the Euphoria sources via Mercurial, I recommend reading the excellent tutorial information about Mercurial: Learn Mercurial. This move was originally going to happen immediately after the 4.0.0 final release however the versioning display of our products have changed when using Mercurial and the ability to branch/tag in Mercurial is much nicer especially when it comes to branching and tagging a release, thus the decision was made to switch directly prior to the 4.0.0 final release. Example output from the new version display is C:\Development\Projects\euphoria> eui --version Euphoria Interpreter v4.0.0 development Windows, Using Managed Memory Build Date: 2010-12-19 Rev: 7cae4df2962e Any specific questions about this move will gladly be answered. Jeremy [Less]

One month after RC1, RC2 has been released! Many bugs were fixed, and the distribution enhanced, in addition to releases for more platforms: Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD and OSX Visit the downloads page to download. For a list of changes, see the Release Notes

Mac OS X Installer is now available. See Download Euphoria for the links.

Incredibly exciting guys ... you've done yeoman's work and deserve a huge thank you from the community!

FreeBSD binary package is now available. See Download Euphoria for all the links.

Well done guys. Go get some sleep now.

The first public release of 4.0 was alpha 1 which came on Nov 27, 2008. Today after nearly 2 years of hard work, 3 months after our last beta release, we have arrived at our first release candidate. The development team believes it has been worth the ... [More] wait. Now is the time to join in for the final stages of 4.0. This release candidate marks the point in which no more changes will be made unless absolutely necessary. From here on out it's only bug fixes. However, we hope not too many! Now bundled with 4.0 is wiki:EuTest which we have used for some time with 4.0 development. Included with Euphoria in the test directory is over 3,200 tests in over 128 different major categories that tests the internals of Euphoria and the brand new standard library. The bundled utility wiki:EuCoverage shows that 86% of lines of code in our standard library is tested in an automated manner. Moving forward toward the final release of 4.0 the goal is to have that number to 100%. Speaking of, the standard library has over 800 public members ranging from simple helpers such as iif() to more complex methods such as full sockets interface, http access, regular expressions, dictionary map structures and much more. To help you navigate this new territory we now have full text searchable documentation, offline downloadable HTML documentation and finally a nicely formatted PDF document for easy reading and printing. Detailed information about downloads is always available at: Download Euphoria. Please join in with others, help test and make Euphoria 4.0 the best release ever. You can download 4.0.0.RC1 in a variety of formats including source releases as well as binary releases for all of our major platforms. Linux and Windows binaries are available now. FreeBSD and OS/X binaries will be posted shortly as the builders check in. Please enjoy this new monumental milestone for the Euphoria developer community... Download Euphoria [Less]

The formatting of the manual has been changed a little to make it easier to navigate.

There are many things about using Euphoria effectively that may not be immediately obvious. So we have begun collecting useful ideas that the community have discovered. Anyone can submit a tip or idea to [email protected] and these will be added to the Tips Page in the wiki. Alternately you can just add or update an existing tip in the wiki.