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Codebase updated to work with Xtext 2.7 and Xcore 1.2.1
Runtime API extension
The runtime API of EMF-IncQuery 0.8.0 is EMF-specific. We are working on generalizing our API to work on different modeling domains, such as MPS. This requires some restructuring of the internals of IncQuery and can result in some minor API breaks.
Local search support (Experimental)
We are implementing a new, search-based query strategy for EMF-IncQuery that uses less memory, but is still efficient. In version 0.9.0 this will be an experimental component, only loosely integrated to the EMF-IncQuery runtime.