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Diffstat (limited to 'cpp')
| -rw-r--r-- | cpp/CHANGES | 38 |
1 files changed, 20 insertions, 18 deletions
diff --git a/cpp/CHANGES b/cpp/CHANGES index 9af5948b97d..f0dc6013803 100644 --- a/cpp/CHANGES +++ b/cpp/CHANGES @@ -1,19 +1,21 @@ Changes since version 1.0.1 --------------------------- -- Update to the library versioning: +- Update to the library versioning scheme: + On Windows, only the major and minor version are now used, for example: ice11d.dll (11d means 1.1 debug). In 1.0.x, the patch level was included in the version string, for example ice101d.dll. - On Unix, the internal name (soname) is now + + On Unix, the internal name (soname) is now constructed as lib<name>.so.<major version><minor version>, for example - libIce.so.11 (for Ice 1.1.x). The corresponding file is a symbolic - link to lib<name>.so.<full version>, for example: + libIce.so.11 (for Ice 1.1.x). This internal name identifies a + symbolic link to lib<name>.so.<full version>, for example: libIce.so.11 -> libIce.so.1.1.0. In 1.0.x, the internal name was set to the actual shared library file name, lib<name>.so.<full version>. -- Ice now implements slicing for exceptions and classes: if process +- Ice now implements slicing for exceptions and classes: if a process receives an exception or class that is of a more derived type than the receiver understands, the exception or class is automatically sliced. (Previously, this situation resulted in an exception.) @@ -23,21 +25,20 @@ Changes since version 1.0.1 classes, the necessary factories are automatically installed by the Ice run time. If you have existing code that implements factories for non-abstract classes, you can simply delete that code. - (Note that for abstract classes (that is, classes with operations), + Note that for abstract classes (that is, classes with operations), it is necessary to install a factory for each abstract class, exactly - as in version 1.0.1. + as in version 1.0.x. -- User exception factories and user exception factory - managers no longer exist. The factories for user exceptions - are now automatically installed by the Ice run time. - If you have existing code that implements user exception factories, - you can simply delete it. +- Factories for user exceptions no longer need to be installed by + applications, since they are now automatically installed by the Ice + run time. If you have existing code that implements user exception + factories, you can simply delete it. -- If a client receives a derived exception for which it does - not have a user exception factory installed, the client - receives the exception sliced to its base instead of - getting NoUserExceptionFactoryException. - (NoUserExceptionFactoryException no longer exists.) +- If a client receives a derived exception for which it does not have + a user exception factory installed, the client receives the + exception sliced to a known base exception. In 1.0.x, the client + would have received NoUserExceptionFactoryException, an exception + that no longer exists in 1.1.x. - Fixed a bug with connections being closed even though they have outstanding batch requests. @@ -154,7 +155,8 @@ Changes since version 1.0.1 timestamps by setting the `Ice.Logger.Timestamp' property to a value larger than zero. By default timestamps are disabled. -- Added IceUtil::Time::toString() to convert a time to a string. +- Added several conversion functions to IceUtil::Time: toString, + toSeconds, toMilliSeconds, toMicroSeconds. - Fixed a bug in Freeze::DBEnvironment which caused the sync method to hang. |