If previous ICE releases did not compile or run, you should try this one. You are invited to get and try this ICE release. Your comments play a significant role in making ICE a useful and reliable tool for daily usage. Context diff files for upgrading from previous versions and precompiled binaries for various architectures are available, too. There is a WWW page providing easy access to all ICE resources, including related papers and an on-line ICE manual.
ICE automates storing, retrieval and identification of arbitrary version sets.
The basic user interface is very simple. The novice can use ICE as an ordinary shell, typing in commands to be executed. This allows for simultaneous editing of multiple versions. ICE may qualify as a partial C preprocessor, enriched with the ability to change or remove arbitrary version sets and a powerful deduction engine to resolve CPP expressions. ICE is free software, protected by the GNU General Public License.