When the basic CTC++/host-only (in v6.5.4)  introduced the ctc2dat utility for converting text encoded coverage data (obtained from the target) to a binary form datafile (file MON.dat at the host), building of that functionality is removed from the Host-Target package. Simplified the building of CTC++ run-time layer at the target. Some technical enhancements in the CTC++ run-time. The user documentation if fully rewritten. More hota.

Significant speed improvement in the instrumented code. Introduced an easy-to-use arrangement for automatic and periodic saving of the coverage data; useful when doing long test runs with unstable system. Other enhancements. More ctcsymbi.html.

Bug fixes in some extreme C++ use cases, e.g. with Boost C++ library. More robust handling of some GCC extensions. On Windows version enhancements in Visual Studio integrations (Express edition, Visual Studio 2010). Various other enhancements and bug fixes.  More ctcdesc.html.

Small enhancements: In data files now supporting simple expressions. Change in ASSERT_MEMEQ behavior. One bug fix in data file handling.  More ctadesc.html.

Added support for 64-bit code testing on all supported host platforms. Added an easy to use arrangement to write coverage data from never-ending processes. Various other enhancements and bug fixes.  More ctcdesc.html.

Testwell's fax number has changed. The new fax number is +358-3-364-0390.

Testwell's telephone number has changed. The new telephone number is +358-3-364-0280.

The so-called CMTJava long report is now generated in XML format. It gives new possibilities in integration to build tool chains. Also some other bug fixes and enhancements in the basic cmtjava tool and in the HTML report (cmtjava2html).
 More cmtjdesc.html.

Certain license hanging problems fixed. Adjusted CTA++ code structure to avoid "deprecated" warnings with newer C++ compilers. Some other small enhancements.  More ctadesc.html.

Fixed some documentation shortages concerning GCCE builds. The "binary parts" of the component are unchanged. More ctcsymbi.html.

Primarily a bug fix version. Also some enhancements: optimised multicondition coverage instrumentation, the CTC++ Preprocessor (ctc) component is now much faster, Microsoft C++/CLI extension "for each" is now handled, introduced Eclipse IDE integration on Windows, etc.  More ctcdesc.html.

The move was not long, only from 4th floor to 2nd floor. Our address and phone number remained unchanged, but we now have a new FAX number. See contact.html .

Added Microsoft Visual C++ 8.0 and 9.0 support, also IDE integrations. Some smaller bug fixes and enhancements in the CTA++ run-time library, and  in the ctastub and cta2html utilities. More ctadesc.html.

Added GCCE target platform support (arm-none-symbianelf-g++ compiler). Some technical improvements to make the behavior more robust. More ctcsymbi.html.

Primarily a bug fix version. Corrected in the CTC++ Preprocessor (ctc) component a couple of bugs, which could occur in certain special situations where "advanced C++" was used.  More ctcdesc.html.

Added XML reporting. Improved the support for parallel "ctc-builds". Enhancements in the HTML reporting. Bug fixes and other enhancements. More ctcdesc.html.

Department of Software Systems at Tampere University of Technology and Pitky ry organize a two day event on software testing on Mar 25-26, 2008 (Tue-Wed). On the second day there is a test tool exhibition, and Testwell is one of the exhibitors. Especially we will demonstrate CTC++ use on Symbian code testing. For more information of the event, see http://www.cs.tut.fi/tapahtumat/testaus08/ .