The open source community has released on Monday October 10th 2016 a new ACE 6.4.1 and TAO 2.4.1 release. This release is available from the usual download location at http://download.dre.vanderbilt.edu/ under the heading “Latest Micro Release” or from the github release page
The doxygen documentation for this release is also available. In addition to the packages combined of sources and generate makefiles, this release provides source-only packages for developers who use MPC to generate their own makefiles.
- The
ACE_DEBUG environment variable can again be used to set the internal debug flag. This used to work but was mistakenly changed in an earlier release
- Corrected usage of ACE_Singleton and template instantation to be valid C++ (GCC cross-compiler
arm-linux-gnueabihf-g++ requires it)
- Added support for detecting the Mac OS X version when configured with
ace/config-macosx.h and include/makeinclude/platform_macosx.GNU. Also on 10.11 El Capitan, use rpath to avoid a problem with SIP.
- Added support for Android NDK r12b (Platform API 24) and improved cross compilation support
- Reduced amount of warnings given by newer gcc/clang versions on the generated tao_idl code
Remedy IT is pleased to announce the availability of AXCIOMA 2.0.0! This major releases provides full support for the AXCIOMA Execution Framework for all connector types.
The AXCIOMA Execution Framework (ExF) provides developers full concurrency control for component based applications.
AXCIOMA ExF decouples middleware event generation/reception and component event handling in such a way that the component developer is guaranteed to be safe from threading and code re-entrancy issues without losing the ability to fully use multithreaded architectures to scale applications.
AXCIOMA ExF will capture and encapsulate events for any interaction pattern or connector implementation (synchronous requests, asynchronous replies, state and/or data events, or custom connectors) allowing them to be asynchronously scheduled and subsequently handled in a serialized manner.
AXCIOMA supports the design, development, and deployment of a distributed Component Based Architecture (CBA). It is the component framework enabling the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT).
Free evaluation versions for Windows and Linux are available on request! For more information about the features and capabilities see www.axcioma.com.
Remedy IT announces hereby the TAOX11 v1.5.2 release. TAOX11 simplifies the development of your CORBA based applications using the IDL to C++11 language mapping.
TAOX11 v1.5.2 is a micro release that enhances the features and platform support for TAOX11, for more details see the TAOX11 1.5.2 news announcement.
Free evaluation packages are available for Windows, Linux, and Android.
The open source community has released on Monday July 4th 2016 a new ACE 6.4.0 and TAO 2.4.0 release. This release is available from the usual download location at http://download.dre.vanderbilt.edu/ under the heading “Latest Release” or from the github release page
The doxygen documentation for this release is also available. In addition to the packages combined of sources and generate makefiles, this release provides source-only packages for developers who use MPC to generate their own makefiles.
- Added support for obtaining the micro version number
- Reduced include of ace/Auto_Ptr.h in header files
The AXCIOMA 1.1 release is the result of several years of development dedicated to the creation of a more modern (using the OMG IDL to C++11 language mapping), complete, stable, and flexible implementation of the LwCCM and several related specifications. For more details see our AXCIOMA 1.1 announcement.
Remedy IT announces hereby the TAOX11 v1.5.1 release. TAOX11 simplifies the development of your CORBA based applications using the IDL to C++11 language mapping.
TAOX11 v1.5.1 is a micro release that enhances the features and platform support for TAOX11, for more details see the TAOX11 1.5.1 news announcement.
Free evaluation packages are available for Windows, Linux, and Android.
The open source community has released on Monday May 2nd 2016 a new ACE 6.3.4 and TAO 2.3.4 release. This release is available from the usual download location at http://download.dre.vanderbilt.edu/ under the heading “Latest Micro Release Kit”.
Or from the github release page at https://github.com/DOCGroup/ACE_TAO/releases/tag/ACE%2BTAO-6_3_4
The doxygen documentation for this release is also available. In addition to the packages combined of sources and generate makefiles, this release provides source-only packages for developers who use MPC to generate their own makefiles.
ACE_SSL_Context::set_mode() can no longer be used to select a specific SSL/TLS protocol version, use ACE_SSL_Context::filter_versions() for that. This follows general advice by the OpenSSL project to go through
SSL_CTX_set_options() to limit the list of protocols available. The purpose of ACE_SSL_Context::set_mode() is now limited to explicitly restricting behaviour to client or server (defaults to both).- Improve Oracle Studio support
- CIAO and DAnCE are forked to their own github repositories and are not part anymore of the ACE+TAO release packages
- Fixed several Coverity reported issues
- Added ACE configuration for FACE safety profiles (see
config-face-safety.h). FACE, or Future Airborne Capability Environment http://www.opengroup.org/face, specifies a restricted subset of OS functions and rules for controlling
dynamic memory allocation. When built in this configuration on a platform that supports it, ACE conforms to the FACE requirements.
- ACE uses new netdb.h functions (getaddrinfo/getnameinfo) if they are available, in place of deprecated functions (gethostbyname/addr).
- ImR enhancement - Added a “force remove” option to the Implementation repository that will remove a server entry from the ImR Locator repository and kill any running instance with a single command.
- ImR enhancement - Fix to allow very large ( > 4K ) command line.
- ImR enhancement - Enhance the coordination between the Locator and the Activator to tolerate running on heavily loaded systems, in particular when a server process is slow to shut down, and a new server is started before the shutdown is complete
- LogWalker utility improvements for handling truncated GIOP buffer dumps, added tracking thread first/last contact times.
- Fault-Tolerance improvement - Optimize performance on NFS mounted filesystems. First a deadlock is resolved. Second, use of writer locks is minimized to only when writing is necessary. Third, NFS occasionally causes transient EBADF errors on access, so file access that results in a bad file error is retried before the error is reported to the application.
This AXCIOMA 1.0 release is the result of several years of development dedicated to the creation of a more modern (using the OMG IDL to C++11 language mapping), complete, stable, and flexible implementation of the LwCCM and several related specifications. For more details see our AXCIOMA 1.0 announcement.
Remedy IT announces hereby the TAOX11 v1.5.0 release. TAOX11 simplifies the development of your CORBA based applications using the IDL to C++11 language mapping.
TAOX11 v1.5.0 is a release that enhances the features and platform support for TAOX11, for more details see the TAOX11 1.5.0 news announcement.
Free evaluation packages are available for Windows, Linux, and Android.
Remedy IT has released a dedicated website for TAOX11, the CORBA implementation for C++11. On this website all information and resources related to TAOX11 are published online. Visit the new TAOX11 website!
ACE/TAO:
ACE 6.4.1 and TAO 2.4.1 released
