Eclipse Indigo is 3.7, and Eclipse Juno is 4.2, but 3.8M1 has just been released. What’s 3.8 and how is this different from 3.7? I’m eagerly awaiting Java 7 support and am confused whether I should use 3.8M1 or wait for 3.7.1
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Eclipse Indigo is 3.7, and Eclipse Juno is 4.2, but 3.8M1 has just been released. What’s 3.8 and how is this different from 3.7? I’m eagerly awaiting Java 7 support and am confused whether I should use 3.8M1 or wait for 3.7.1
From: http://www.eclipse.org/projects/project-plan.php?projectid=eclipse
Also, Java 7 support began with 3.7.1:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=288548