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− | '''Eclipse SDK 4.2''' | + | '''Eclipse SDK 4.4''' will be released with the [[Luna]] Simultaneous Release. |
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+ | '''Eclipse SDK 4.3''' was released with the [[Kepler]] Simultaneous Release. | ||
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+ | '''Eclipse SDK 4.2''' was the first major release of the new Eclipse platform harvested from the technologies worked on in the [[E4]] incubator project and applied to [[Platform UI|Platform UI]]. The first developer release (4.0) appeared on July 28, 2010, and is based on content from the [[Helios]] simultaneous release. For more information see the [http://www.eclipse.org/eclipse4 Release Landing Page] and the [[Eclipse4/FAQ|FAQ]]. The second developer release ([[Eclipse4.1|4.1]]) was released on June 22nd, 2011, in line with the [[Indigo]] Simultaneous Release. | ||
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Revision as of 10:30, 7 March 2014
Eclipse SDK 4.4 will be released with the Luna Simultaneous Release.
Eclipse SDK 4.3 was released with the Kepler Simultaneous Release.
Eclipse SDK 4.2 was the first major release of the new Eclipse platform harvested from the technologies worked on in the E4 incubator project and applied to Platform UI. The first developer release (4.0) appeared on July 28, 2010, and is based on content from the Helios simultaneous release. For more information see the Release Landing Page and the FAQ. The second developer release (4.1) was released on June 22nd, 2011, in line with the Indigo Simultaneous Release.
Related material:
- The Eclipse 4.2 SDK downloads
- Eclipse 4.x FAQ
- Eclipse 4.x RCP Documentation and FAQ
- Known Issues with the Eclipse 4.2 SDK
- Eclipse 4.x Tutorials
The following diagram presents a high-level overview of what the Eclipse 4.x SDK architecture. You will notice that most of the functionality (the Java tooling, for example) is exactly the same as what was released with Eclipse 3.x: