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Version 0.1.1 - Sat Mar 24 00:12:54 SAST 2018 --------------------------------------------- 1. Added libraries for json, threading, struct serialisation and thread-safe message-queues. 2. Modified xsock interface to return more information about connected clients. Programs dynamically linked with xsock will have to be recompiled against the new header. Also fixed error in xsock_read() that prevented caller from determining if remote peer closed the connection. 3. Added a halfway-decent build process that works on Windows too. 4. A symlink function is now available in xfile(). 5. Errors from existing code that were found and fixed are listed in the svn log. 6. Modified some of the random() functions to work properly when caller dynamically links in openssl. 7. Added a new packaging script to produce binary packages. Version 0.0.9 - Thu Mar 2 22:06:00 SAST 2017 --------------------------------------------- 1. Added xtree and xendian modules for tree traversal and consistent endianness respectively. Added xtimer for non-realtime timing. 2. Fixed xfile_stat() bug on Windows platform - large file sizes were not being correctly read. 3. Added an example program that analyses disk usage and uses xtree, xfile, xtimer, xcfg, xvector. Version 0.0.8 - Thu Feb 16 21:14:31 SAST 2017 --------------------------------------------- 1. This library is mostly stable. Please report bugs as often as possible via the sourceforge interface. 2. Compilation on Windows now uses mingw32/64. See the Windows notes in the source tarball for more details. 3. The documentation is comprehensive and contains examples for almost all the functions in this library. Feel free to send me code snippets of usage of functions that do not yet have an example in the documentation. 4. the xcob/xcobmgmt modules are not yet ready for general usage and might be deprecated in the future in the favour of a different OO module.