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TestApe CygWIN support released, Jun 19th 2008

A minor update has been released in order to support GCC when running in a CygWIN environment.

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TestApe first beta released, Aug 23th 2007

This years major update has been released. It includes a reference manual and macros to support test parameters and improved usage of the automatic stub instrumentation.

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Site improvements, Aug 23th 2007

The site has been updated. The webtty package has been tugged safely away in the corner and the TestApe ...

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