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Posted over 15 years ago by Rick L. Vinyard, Jr.
This release adds DBus proxies and adapters for files, serial ports and ttys as well as extending the existing DBus supported classes such as IPv4::Address. The gtkmm widgets have been rewritten to support the pure virtual interfaces so that local objects and the DBus proxies can be used interchangeably.
Posted over 15 years ago by [email protected] (Rick L. Vinyard, Jr.)
This release adds DBus proxies and adapters for files, serial ports and ttys as well as extending the existing DBus supported classes such as IPv4::Address. The gtkmm widgets have been rewritten to support the pure virtual interfaces so that local objects and the DBus proxies can be used interchangeably. (0 comments)
Posted over 15 years ago by Rick L. Vinyard, Jr.
This release adds DBus proxies and adapters for files, serial ports and ttys as well as extending the existing DBus supported classes such as IPv4::Address. The gtkmm widgets have been rewritten to support the pure virtual interfaces so that local objects and the DBus proxies can be used interchangeably.
Posted over 15 years ago by [email protected] (Rick L. Vinyard, Jr.)
This release adds DBus proxies and adapters for files, serial ports and ttys as well as extending the existing DBus supported classes such as IPv4::Address. The gtkmm widgets have been rewritten to support the pure virtual interfaces so that local objects and the DBus proxies can be used interchangeably. (0 comments)
Posted over 15 years ago by Rick L. Vinyard, Jr.
This release introduces dbus support using the dbus-cxx library and the dbus-cxx-xml2cpp interface generator. To enable use the --enable-dbus configure option. For now only a few key classes have DBus interfaces: generic endpoints, IPv4 TCP and UDP ... [More] endpoints, IPv4 TCP server, and IPv4 addresses. Several of the flag-like options have had their accessor names changed to improve readability. Typically these now have a is_someflag_enabled() and enable_someflag() style naming with the former returning a bool and the latter accepting a bool. There are also a few name changes to the IPv4 and IPv6 UDP classes to improve readability as well; namely changing set_hops() to set_hop_limit(), et. al. [Less]
Posted over 15 years ago by [email protected] (Rick L. Vinyard, Jr.)
This release introduces dbus support using the dbus-cxx library and the dbus-cxx-xml2cpp interface generator. To enable use the --enable-dbus configure option. For now only a few key classes have DBus interfaces: generic endpoints, IPv4 TCP and UDP ... [More] endpoints, IPv4 TCP server, and IPv4 addresses.Several of the flag-like options have had their accessor names changed to improve readability. Typically these now have a is_someflag_enabled() and enable_someflag() style naming with the former returning a bool and the latter accepting a bool.There are also a few name changes to the IPv4 and IPv6 UDP classes to improve readability as well; namely changing set_hops() to set_hop_limit(), et. al. (0 comments) [Less]
Posted over 15 years ago by [email protected] (Rick L. Vinyard, Jr.)
This release introduces dbus support using the dbus-cxx library and the dbus-cxx-xml2cpp interface generator. To enable use the --enable-dbus configure option. For now only a few key classes have DBus interfaces: generic endpoints, IPv4 TCP and UDP ... [More] endpoints, IPv4 TCP server, and IPv4 addresses.Several of the flag-like options have had their accessor names changed to improve readability. Typically these now have a is_someflag_enabled() and enable_someflag() style naming with the former returning a bool and the latter accepting a bool.There are also a few name changes to the IPv4 and IPv6 UDP classes to improve readability as well; namely changing set_hops() to set_hop_limit(), et. al. (0 comments) [Less]
Posted over 15 years ago by Rick L. Vinyard, Jr.
This release introduces dbus support using the dbus-cxx library and the dbus-cxx-xml2cpp interface generator. To enable use the --enable-dbus configure option. For now only a few key classes have DBus interfaces: generic endpoints, IPv4 TCP and UDP ... [More] endpoints, IPv4 TCP server, and IPv4 addresses. Several of the flag-like options have had their accessor names changed to improve readability. Typically these now have a is_someflag_enabled() and enable_someflag() style naming with the former returning a bool and the latter accepting a bool. There are also a few name changes to the IPv4 and IPv6 UDP classes to improve readability as well; namely changing set_hops() to set_hop_limit(), et. al. [Less]
Posted over 15 years ago by Rick L. Vinyard, Jr.
This release adds a new endpoint type --- UDP-Lite plus examples. The UI support providing enumeration of serial and network devices has also been rewritten to use libudev and netdevice rather than libhal. Finally, the documentation has been restructured and should be even more usable especially since devhelp is now supported.
Posted over 15 years ago by Rick L. Vinyard, Jr.
This release adds a new endpoint type --- UDP-Lite plus examples. The UI support providing enumeration of serial and network devices has also been rewritten to use libudev and netdevice rather than libhal. Finally, the documentation has been restructured and should be even more usable especially since devhelp is now supported.