Latest Release: You can download the AspectC++ compiler in different binary version (Windows,Linux/x86) . All packages are compiled and statically linked using the g++. The tarball also contains some working example code.

Daily Builds: You can also try daily built binaries, which are available for Linux and Windows. These binaries are a snapshot of the current development and include the latest features.

If you want to check the quality of a "daily build" version, visit the AspectC++ test system Akut. There you can inspect our set of tests and all results.

Sources: GPL'ed sources are available as release tarballs (see table above) or via SVN (see the README file for build instructions):

svn checkout https://svn.aspectc.org/repos/AspectC++-Project/trunk AspectC++-Project

There is also a non-GPL version of AspectC++ and the underlying C/C++ parser and manipulator library Puma for use in commercial software projects. Contact sales@pure-systems.com for more info. If you plan to contribute to the project, please read the FAQ #2 first.

IDEs: AspectC++ has been integrated into several IDEs. Refer to the web page of the AspectC++ Development Tools for Eclipse (ACDT) if you want to download it. There is no need to download AspectC++ from here if you want to use an ACDT. The weaver is already included. The AspectC++ Addin for Visual Studio .NET is currently not available and looking for a new maintainer.

Debian/Ubuntu Packages: There are AspectC++ packages for debian and Ubuntu Linux systems available. They can be installed with "apt-get install aspectc++" or similar commands or package management tools. To directly download the packages visit AspectC++ debian page or the AspectC++ Ubuntu page. Thanks a lot Reinhard Tartler for maintaining these packages!

Old Releases: (don't use these old versions unless you have a very good reason)