All releases of cxxtools
Release Notes: This release fixes some bugs in 2.1. No features have been added, and it is binary compatible with version 2.1.
Release Notes: This release adds json and jsonrpc to cxxtools, as well as a fast binary rpc server and client. Both are based on the improved serialization framework of cxxtools. The json and binary formats can be used as a storage format. Serialization and deserialization of csv is now possible. The unicode string as a specialization of std::basic_string has been give a major rewrite with short string optimization.
Release Notes: This release is the result of two years of major redesign and includes great new features towards a generic C++ library. These include a fast template-based signal-slot framework, asynchronous I/O, HTTP client and server, XMLRPC client and server, Unicode support, and much more.
Release Notes: This version adds a fast template-based signal-slot-system, async I/O with iostreams, a serialization framework, an HTTP server and an improved HTTP client, an XML reader and writer, and a fast template-based XML-RPC server and client.
Release Notes: Cxxtoos now has an easy-to-use C++ regex wrapper copied from tntnet. A set of conversion functions were added as easy-to-use wrappers around std::stringstream. The .so number was increased to indicate binary incompatiblity with older versions, which was forgotten in 1.4.7.
Release Notes: This release bumps the so-number, which was forgotten in the last release. Documentation of the network-classes has been translated into English. The logger was simplified. Flushdelay was removed in the logger, since it may make problems in some circumstances.
Release Notes: Cxxtools now has a fast signal-slot system and wrappers for atomic functions. The logging-library reduced locking, so that threads do not need to wait for other threads when logging. Functions for byteorder handling were added.
Release Notes: This release adds functions for handling endianness and wrappers for fast atomic operations for various processors.
Release Notes: This release adds a policy-based smart pointer and a parser for property files. The parser for INI files was rewritten.
Release Notes: This is the first stable release published under the LGPL, which gives users the freedom to use any license when using cxxtools. There are many small fixes and some new features, like wrapper classes for fork(2) and pipe(2). Conformance to the ANSI-C++ standard is improved, which makes cxxtools more portable.
