This upgrade from CMTJava v1.4 to v2.0 brings Maintainability Index calculation, support for XML form reporting, Java 5 support, improved HTML reporting, improved GUI (at Windows) and a number of other smaller enhancements.
Our maintenance customers will receive the new version in the next days free of charge.

Testwell has released a new v4.0 version of CMT++, complexity Measures Tool for C/C++.
Further to the existing metrics (Halstead, McCabe, and Lines-of-code), CMT++ now also calculates the Maintainability Index (MI).
MI is a single-number value for estimating the relative maintainability of the code.
The new version comes with several enhancements in the HTML form report: Various sorted views of the file-level measures are provided. In detailed view, clicking the function name allows you to view the function source code. The whole code base is at your fingertips.
Our maintenance customers will receive CMT++ 4.0 in the next days free of charge.
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Testwell announced the release of a new version of CMTJava(version 1.4). The upgrade comes with a HTML reporting option(cmtjava2html add-on utility). Testwell CMTJava is available for Windows, Linux, Solaris and HPUX. On Windows platform its use is directly integrated to the CMTJava GUI.
For customers with support period in effect the upgrade is available without charge.

Testwell announced the release of upgrades for CMT++ (version 3.5) and CTC++ (version 5.2.1).
The essential enhancement in CMT++ is the introduction of HTML reporting. On Windows platform this capability is integrated to the CMT++ GUI.
Testwell CTC++ 5.2.1 is available on all supported platforms (Windows, Linux, Solaris and HPUX). It contains some smaller enhancements. Both tools can be downloaded by customers with support period in effect.

The Windows variants of these tools have been rebuilt containing now a better GUI v2.1. The initial release of the GUI was v1.0 from September 2002. In October 2002 v2.0 of it was released.