Nemiver release 0.7.0 now available

Hello,

There have been 2 months since the last release. Lots of things did happen
since then. The most notable is the switch to the GDB Variable Objects
mechanism (part of the GDB Machine Interface).

Aside the implied architecture change with respect to how we
deal with variables, that switch allowed us to fix quite some bugs and add
some new interesting features like editing variable values, easier pointer
de-referencing and a fancier variable "popup tip" that appears whenever the
user hovers over a variable.

We nonetheless hope that this 0.7.0 opus brings you an enjoyable and robust
user experience.

Now the formal part of the announcement.

What is Nemiver?
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Nemiver is a standalone graphical debugger that integrates well in the
GNOME desktop environment.
It currently features a backend which uses the GNU debugger GDB for
debugging C/C++ programs.

Where to get it?
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This release is available as a source package in tar.gz and tar.bz2 formats
and can be downloaded from: http://download.gnome.org/sources/nemiver

The home page of the Nemiver project is at http://projects.gnome.org/nemiver

What's Changed in this release?
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David Planella:
      Updated Catalan translation

Dodji Seketeli:
      Support GDB Variable Objects (Closes: #573678)
      Properly show reference variable (Closes: #585466)
      Make pointer dereferencing more intuitive (Closes: #530902)
      Support variable value editing in variable inspector (Closes: #581169)
      Add watchpoint support (Closes: #386450)
      Support copying variables to the clipboard (Closes: #547329)
      Hide var tooltip appropriatly (Closes: #545596)
      Don't overrun frames vector (Closes: #585516)
      Keep popup tip under control (Closes: #585657)
      Awesome up variable popup tip
      New nmv_abort_on_throw environment variable
      Allow the ',' separator in NMV_LOG_DOMAINS env var

Javier Jardon:
      Use AM_SILENT_RULES for nicer compilation output

Jonathon Jongsma:
      Fix unused variable warning

Takeshi AIHANA:
      Updated Japanese translation

Thanks.

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