9.5.0
The only major feature is Meson build support. See the New and Noteworthy for other minor features.
The project leadership certifies that the APIs in this release are "Eclipse Quality".
The new Core Build continues to gain adoption with the addition of Meson build support. William from Renesas has offered to migrate managed build to the new framework for an upcoming release.
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The user documentation is severely lagging code contributions. Doug will blog on some of the recent feature additions, especially as they are added to the Eclipse C/C++ IDE.
Reliance on the Launch Bar grows with the adoption of Core Build as it's the only way to reliably set the current build configuration, i.e. based on the launch mode and target.
Nothing is end of lifed. We will look at EOL'ing the old managed build once the new one is fully functional on top of Core Build.
We are progress on C++11 and C++17 language support in our parser. Our long term strategy though is to switch to one of the clang-based language servers which will allow us to keep up with the help of the clang community.
The CDT User community seems to remain strong. The user forums are as active as ever. Download stats for our releases are maintaining their levels (as trustworthy as that is).
The adoptor community is also still pretty strong as CDT remains the foundation for most embedded system IDEs.
However the committer community is now at a bare minimum. All of our committers are part time and are doing their best. Very few are funded. The current contribution levels allow us to keep the wheels rolling but any additional drop off without new committers will make it difficult to produce future releases.