Expect minor changes in prices considering that the update won’t be huge. The prototype also boasts a new exhaust system and it may not make it to the production model. The Apache range is known for its precise handling characteristics, top-notch straight line stability, and sporty acceleration and it will be interesting to see if any of these facets will be improved further. It has been said that the air intake was revised and it could help in upping the power and torque figures and the overall rideability could be better as well. The test mule does not show any major design revisions but the performance could be improved. It is sold in Racing Red, Metallic Blue, and Knight Black paint schemes. And since the Eclipse license requires any enhancements to be donated back as open source, it's possible that the wizards at JetBrains can make further improvements to the compiler that will benefit both the IDEA and Eclipse communities.However, the performance numbers remained the same as the 159.7 cc, single-cylinder, air/oil-cooled engine is utilised and it kicks out a maximum power output of 17.63 hp and 14.73 Nm of peak torque. Perhaps IDEA could even tie into the incremental compilation that gives the Eclipse compiler an advantage over ant-based alternatives.
With this feature, IDEA users would be able to enjoy super-fast compilations and superior diagnostics. On the wiki page for new features in IDEA 6.0 (code named Demetra), one of the new Core Features is listed as "Support for the Eclipse Java compiler". Now JetBrains IDEA, which is putatively a competitor to Eclipse in the Java IDE realm, has announced plans to support this compiler in their commercial product. For example one major software vendor uses a modified version of the command line compiler to scan its code for I18N policy violations, and Apache has put it into their popular Tomcat web server to compile Java Server Pages. Due partly to its quality, and partly to its liberal open source license (which unlike GPL, lets it used by both open and closed source projects) it has found its way into a wide variety of applications. The Java compiler developed for Eclipse is widely regarded as being one of the fastest and most capable in the industry, perhaps surpassing Sun's own javac.
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