ALDE is designed as a graphical user environment for Linux desktops. It includes a windowing system that runs on top of the Linux Framebuffer Device. ALDE provides C++/Java application framework which is fully object-oriented and easily extensible.
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New classes: ============ + AbstractMethodError (indicates that an application tries to call an abstract method) + ArithmeticException (indicates that an exceptional arithmetic condition has occured) + Boolean (wraps a value of the primitive type bool in an object) + Byte, safe::Byte (wraps a value of primitive type byte_t in an object) + Double, safe::Double (wraps a value of primitive type double in an object) + Float, safe::Float (wraps a value of primitive type float in an object) + Integer, safe::Integer (wraps a value of primitive type int_t in an object) + Long, safe::Long (wraps a value of primitive type long_t in an object) + Number (the superclass of classes BigDecimal, BigInteger, Byte, Double, Float, Integer, Long and Short) + NumberFormatException (indicates that an application has attempted to convert a string to a numeric type, but that the string does not have the appropriate format) + Short, safe::Short (wraps a value of primitive type short_t in an object) New functions: ============== + String::value_of(bool) [static] + String::value_of(char_t) [static] + String::value_of(float) [static] + String::value_of(double) [static] + String::value_of(int_t) [static] + String::value_of(long_t) [static] + String::value_of(const Object&) [static] Major changes: ============== + Hash::value() - added specializations for double and float
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