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The latest stable version of GeSHi is 1.0.8.11, released on the 19th of Aug, 2012.

Supported Languages:
*ABAP
*Actionscript
*ADA
*Apache Log
*AppleScript
*APT sources.list
*ASM (m68k)
*ASM (pic16)
*ASM (x86)
*ASM (z80)
*ASP
*AutoIT
*Backus-Naur form
*Bash
*Basic4GL
*BlitzBasic
*Brainfuck
*C
*C for Macs
*C#
*C++
*C++ (with QT)
*CAD DCL
*CadLisp
*CFDG
*CIL / MSIL
*COBOL
*ColdFusion
*CSS
*D
*Delphi
*Diff File Format
*DIV
*DOS
*DOT language
*Eiffel
*Fortran
*FourJ's Genero
*FreeBasic
*GetText
*glSlang
*GML
*gnuplot
*Groovy
*Haskell
*HQ9+
*HTML
*INI (Config Files)
*Inno
*INTERCAL
*IO
*Java
*Java 5
*Javascript
*KiXtart
*KLone C & C++
*LaTeX
*Lisp
*LOLcode
*LotusScript
*LScript
*Lua
*Make
*mIRC
*MXML
*MySQL
*NSIS
*Objective C
*OCaml
*OpenOffice BASIC
*Oracle 8 & 11 SQL
*Pascal
*Perl
*PHP
*Pixel Bender
*PL/SQL
*POV-Ray
*PowerShell
*Progress (OpenEdge ABL)
*Prolog
*ProvideX
*Python
*Q(uick)BASIC
*robots.txt
*Ruby
*Ruby on Rails
*SAS
*Scala
*Scheme
*Scilab
*SDLBasic
*Smalltalk
*Smarty
*SQL
*T-SQL
*TCL
*thinBasic
*TypoScript
*Uno IDL
*VB.NET
*Verilog
*VHDL
*VIM Script
*Visual BASIC
*Visual Fox Pro
*Visual Prolog
*Whitespace
*Winbatch
*Windows Registry Files
*X++
*XML
*Xorg.conf

GeSHi 1.0.8.11 is the current stable release, with eighteen new languages and bug fixes over the last release.

GeSHi 1.1.2alpha5 is the current latest version from the development branch, with full C support (see the GeSHi development website).
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GeSHi News

Here's where you can find out all the latest news about GeSHi - new releases, bug fixes and general errata.

GeSHi 1.0.9.0 Released
13/05/2017
In parallel to the previous release, I'm happy to provide you this release of GeSHi which is the first one targeting PHP7. I has NO new languages as those were all bundled with the previous release already.

This release includes only bugfixes for proper support of PHP 7. Although it likely runs on PHP 5 there will be no support to PHP versions prior to PHP 7. Some more details can be found in the changelog.

As already noted previously there's still the problem with PCRE not working properly with some large sources: As I'm not a developer of PCRE, but a mere user I ask you to report issues with PCRE crashes upstream to them, not me.

More information on current GeSHi developement can be found in the GeSHi corner of my blog.

Download from the usual place, bug reports to the sf.net tracker please etc. etc...

BenBE.
GeSHi 1.0.8.13 Released
13/05/2017
After even more has passed I'm happy to finally announce this new release of GeSHi with loads of new languages, some minor parser tweaks and fixes to existing language files. It adds 14 more languages thus making a total of 251 supported languages.

This release includes two minor bugfixes. It is also the last version to be compatible with PHP 4 and support for PHP 5. Some more details can be found in the changelog.

As already noted previously there's still a problem with PCRE not working properly with some large sources: As I'm not a developer of PCRE, but a mere user I ask you to report issues with PCRE crashes upstream to them, not me.

More information on current GeSHi developement can be found in the GeSHi corner of my blog.

Download from the usual place, bug reports to the sf.net tracker please etc. etc...

BenBE.
GeSHi 1.0.8.12 Released
03/11/2014
Again quite some time has passed but here it is: the new release of GeSHi with loads of new languages, some minor parser tweaks and fixes to existing language files. It adds 18 more languages thus making a total of 237 supported languages.

This release includes two minor bugfixes for the contrib scripts shipped with GeSHi which allowed for Cross-Site Scripting. Thus if you have the contrib scripts installed it is strongly advised to update ASAP. Some more details can be found in the changelog.

As already noted previously there's still a problem with PCRE not working properly with some large sources: As I'm not a developer of PCRE, but a mere user I ask you to report issues with PCRE crashes upstream to them, not me.

More information on current GeSHi developement can be found in the GeSHi corner of my blog.

Download from the usual place, bug reports to the sf.net tracker please etc. etc...

BenBE.
GeSHi on GitHub
16/11/2013
Since this week GeSHi has migrated to use Git for version control of the source code. Parallel to this move the source code hosting has moved away from SourceForge to GitHub Thus the old code at SourceForge is there only for historical reasons and will no longer be updated.

You can find more details on this change in my blog.
GeSHi Website available encrypted
25/11/2012
I recently decided to make the GeSHi website available via SSL as a related project requires use of SSL anyway. Currently I'm not yet forcing SSL, but if you connected successfully via SSL once you'll use it automatically for the next six months due to HSTS.

The reason I'm currently not enforcing is that as the used Certification Authority CAcert is not in the trusted store of Mozilla and Internet Explorer (although the second is not relevant to me) you'd probably get alot of confusing warnings. Thus as of now you should make a conscious choice to use the encrypted version of this website. If you do and you get an error "Issuer not trusted" please check the Certificate or verify the Root Certificate of CAcert is installed properly.

This change is available for qbnz.com and geshi.org.
GeSHi 1.0.8.11 Released
19/08/2012
Again quite some time has passed but here it is: the new release of GeSHi with loads of new languages, some minor parser tweaks and fixes to existing language files. It adds 18 more languages thus making a total of 219 supported languages.

This release includes two minor bugfixes for the contrib scripts shipped with GeSHi which allowed for Remote File Inclusion and Cross Side Scripting. Thus if you have the contrib scripts installed it is strongly advised to update ASAP. Some more details can be seen in my blog or in the changelog.

As already noted previously there's a problem with PCRE not working properly with some large sources: As I'm not a developer of PCRE, but a mere user I ask you to report issues with PCRE crashes upstream to them, not me.

More information on current GeSHi developement can be found in the GeSHi corner of my blog.

Download from the usual place, bug reports to the sf.net tracker please etc. etc...

BenBE.
GeSHi 1.0.8.10 Released
11/02/2011
After a quite long time of inactivity there is finally a new release of GeSHi with loads of new languages, some minor parser tweaks and fixes to existing language files. It adds 15 more languages thus making a total of 201 supported languages.

This release does introduce some minor changes into the parser improving the way numbers are highlighted and extending support for common number formats. Additionally it fixes many issues with highlighting that people noticed in the various language files. Some more details can be seen in my blog or in the changelog.

Also given a recent attack on the SourceForge.net systems I decided to take action and finally do what I already planned for quite some time: starting with 1.0.8.10 ALL (including old) releases of GeSHi will be signed. For details on how to check the used GnuPG signatures please refer to my blog. It is furthermore highly recommended to check the signatures

As already noted previously there's a problem with PCRE not working properly with some large sources: As I'm not a developer of PCRE, but a mere user I ask you to report issues with PCRE bugs upstream to them, not me.

More information on current GeSHi developement can be found in the GeSHi corner of my blog.

Download from the usual place, bug reports to the sf.net tracker please etc. etc...

BenBE.
GeSHi 1.0.8.9 Released
22/07/2010
Again there have been some changes in this new release. It contains some bugfixes and enhancements over earlier releases and adds 9 more languages thus making a total of 186 supported languages.

This release does introduce some minor changes into the parser improving the way numbers are highlighted and extending support for common number formats. Additionally it fixes many issues with highlighting that people noticed in the language files.

As already noted previously there's a problem with PCRE not working properly with some large sources: As I'm not a developer of PCRE, but a mere user I ask you to report issues with PCRE bugs upstream to them, not me.

More information on current GeSHi developement can be found in my blog.

Download from the usual place, bug reports to the sf.net tracker please etc. etc...

BenBE.
GeSHi 1.0.8.8 Released
23/05/2010
Again there have been some important changes in this new release. It contains alot of bugfixes over earlier releases and adds 15 more languages thus making a total of 177 supported languages.

This release doesn't introduce any changes into the parser but basically fixes many issues with highlighting that people noticed in the language files,

As already noted previously there's a problem with PCRE not working properly with some large sources: As I'm not a developer of PCRE, but a mere user I ask you to report issues with PCRE bugs upstream to them, not me. But at least: GeSHi now get's PCRE syntax right. when highlighting.

More information on current GeSHi developement can be found in my blog.

Download from the usual place, bug reports to the sf.net tracker please etc. etc...

BenBE.
GeSHi 1.0.8.7 Released
14/02/2010
Again there have been some important changes in this new release. It contains alot of bugfixes over earlier releases and adds 5 more languages thus making a total of 162 supported languages.

Yet again this release doesn't introduce that many changes into the parser but basically fixes some smaller issues with highlighting that people noticed affecting string highlighting, Pascal-style range operators and other minor issues that need to be taken care on the parser level.

But the vast majority of changes affects the language files bundled with GeSHi that hold loads of changes and improvements over previous releases.

As already noted previously there's a problem with PCRE not working properly with some large sources: As I'm not a developer of PCRE, but a mere user I ask you to report issues with PCRE bugs upstream to them, not me.

More information on current GeSHi developement can be found in my blog.

Download from the usual place, bug reports to the sf.net tracker please etc. etc...

BenBE.