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New Maintenance Release: Squish Coco 3.3.2

New Maintenance Release: Squish Coco 3.3.2
New Maintenance Release: Squish Coco 3.3.2
Posted by on December 8, 2015 in News

Hamburg, Germany – 2015-12-08 – froglogic GmbH is pleased to announce a maintenance release of its code coverage tool Squish Coco 3.3.2, a complete C, C++, C# and Tcl code coverage tool chain for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, and Embedded Systems.

  • C# 6.0: Added support for auto-property initializers.
  • Visual Studio: Availability of an add-in for Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2015.
  • C++11: Support of C++11 shared_ptr template in expressions.
  • Wildcards: The cmcsexeimport and cmmerge tools allow for use of wildcards like *.csexe and *.csmes, respectively, as command line parameters.

See the online documentation for previous release notes.

Customers will find the update available in their download accounts. To get a free and fully supported trial copy of Squish Coco, please fill out this form.

Harri Porten is of German and Finnish descent and grew up in Germany and Thailand. After high school he studied at the Technical University of Hamburg-Harburg in Germany, and at the University of Waterloo in Canada; he graduated with a diploma in Mechanical Engineering. Harri started programming on an Apple II, and soon turned his hobby into a source of income, providing maintenance and consultancy services to local businesses. After discovering Linux, Harri joined the "KDE" project, where he eventually implemented a JavaScript interpreter – this interpreter was adopted for use in KDE's web browser "Konqueror", and is now also used by Apple in its Safari browser, and served as the starting point for WebKit's JavaScript interpreter. Harri began working as a software engineer at Trolltech AS in Oslo in the summer of 2000. During the next three years he oversaw the portability of the Qt GUI toolkit to a wide variety of different compilers and operating systems, including HP-UX and AIX. In addition, he implemented Qt's original SVG support, and was involved in Trolltech's quality assurance process. Harri was also a member of the Qt Script for Applications (QSA) team. Harri co-founded froglogic in 2003.

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