I released GNU Sather 1.2.3 today. The reason for this release was to migrate the licenses to GPLv3 or later and LGPLv3 or later.

Another change in the release is how the INT class is handled on 64-bit systems. The INT class is now 32-bits wide on all systems. I think that a major goal of GNU Sather should be for Sather source to be platform neutral. For instance, an INT will always have the same min and max values no matter what platform it is compiled on. This will eliminate the need for compile-time platform checking like that which is done with C source. New classes will be added to address the new capabilities of 64-bit processors. These classes will be emulated on 32-bit processors so that they behave the same at the cost of extra processor cycles.