SMC

Java 1.5 has been out for some time, Java 1.6 is now in beta and Java 1.7 feature set is being set. So it is time to move SMC from 1.4 to 1.5. The next point release 4.3.2 will be built on 1.4. The release after that, 4.4, will be built on 1.5. It will use generics among other features. So it will not be 1.4 compatible. (0 comments)

SMC - The State Machine Compiler v. 4.3.1New Features: (0 comments)

SMC 4.3.0 introduces a new option: -reflect. Generates a getTransitions() method or Transitions property to the State class which returns a mapping from transition name to an integer value: 0 means the transition is undefined, 1 means the state ... [More] defines it and 2 means the Default state defines it. This feature allows you to determine a state's supported transitions. See section 11 in the Programmer's Manual for examples. (0 comments) [Less]

SMC generated incorrect C# code - failing to output the closing brace for try/finally blocks. This release corrects that error. (0 comments)

SMC v. 4.2.0 was corrupted due to a release build error. If you downloaded v. 4.2.0, please download the corrected v. 4.2.1.I apologize for the inconvience the corrupted release may have caused. (0 comments)

SMC now has a Ruby and a Perl (not to mention an entire C). With the addition of C, Perl and Ruby, SMC now generates code for nine (count 'em 9!) programming languages. Other release features include: (0 comments)