ANN: Albert v0.4.8 released (bugfix++)

Albert, the javadoc-alike tool for Common Lisp, just had a v0.4.7
release and was tested by several people.  Most attempts worked well,
but some hit show-stopper bugs.  Known show-stopper bugs have been
fixed for the v0.4.8 release, also:

- Now prints out a clickable class-hierarchy for the index, which
  should be neatly indented.
  
- Several small tweaks and issues fixed, as well as the mentioned few
  show-stopper bugs.  If you have problems with v0.4.7, I recommend you
  try v0.4.8.  

(See Changelog for more details. This is also a 'Release Early+Often' release.)

Albert has a homepage at: http://albert.sourceforge.net/
Known bugs are found at:  http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=572559&group_id=84355
Feature requests: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=84355&atid=572562

Several known issues remain, e.g make presentation order for 'package
full listing' configurable, or allowing classes to list methods that
are related/dispatch on that class.  These will be addressed, but to
be able to make correct priorities, feedback from you is needed.  To be
able to make Albert useful for Lisp projects I need to know what's
important for your lisp project and what features you need.  I'm also
interested in knowing how you use Albert and about any problems with
the current release.

Thanks for your interest.

-- 
Stig Erik Sandoe     [email protected]



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