This new release of OpenGTL is functionnaly equivalent to 0.9.13 but is working with llvm 2.7.

A new release of OpenGTL is available, http://tasks.opengtl.org/index.php?do=index&tasks=&project=1&due=28&status[='>26 tasks were completed, fix numerous bugs and memory leak, as well as cleaning, finishing implementing some features like progress rerport for OpenCTL modules. OpenGTL is now compiling on Windows with latest Visual Studio.

This release of shiva-collection now includes a contraction, expansion, lens correction filters, as well as a fractal generator explorer.

GTLDesigner now contains a better view for testing shiva kernels.

A new release of OpenGTL is available, 23 tasks were completed for that release, including fixing thread safety issues, adding many new mathematical functions to the Shiva standard library. Also Shiva kernels can now benefit for random functions. And finaly, OpenGTL is now compiling and running on Mac OS X.

This release of OpenGTL 0.9.11 has the same features as 0.9.10 but patched to compile with llvm 2.6.

Shiva-collection with two new filters (rotative blur and central absorption) and three new generator (metaball, single ball an concentric circles).

OpenGTL's code has been fully moved to a mercurial repository, currently hosted here.

A new release of OpenGTL is available. It brings many bug fixes, as well as support for retrieving the alpha channel in a Shiva kernel, and CTL Templates.

I am happy to announce the release of a new version of OpenGTL, which brings significant improvement in shiva kernel execution through the use of a new memory manager and to the collections of kernel.

The first version of libQtGTL is also available now, this library provides widgets and classes to interface a Qt-based applications with OpenGTL. A new version of GTLDesigner that makes use of this library is also available.

This is also the first release of shiva-collections, a collection of kernels that are available through OpenGTL collection system.

This is the first release of GTLDesigner, a KDE4 based application which aimes at becoming an IDE to write new kernels and color transformations.

Here comes the twin release of OpenGTL, 0.9.6 for LLVM 2.3 and 0.9.7 for LLVM 2.4. Both have the same feature set, and same API.

While the main changes with 0.9.5 are numerous bug fixes, more robust parsing and code generator. This release comes with a few features:

• Library support, and start the standard library in OpenShiva
• Add examples of Shiva kernel
• Not really a feature but the libraries are now licensed under LGPL version 2 or later
• Better handling of convertion between types