uClibc++ version 0.1.12 released
Garrett Kajmowicz
gkajmowi at tbaytel.net
Sun Dec 11 01:05:53 UTC 2005
Version 0.1.12is probablythe biggest improvement since the initial release of
the library. Dozens of reported bugs were fixed. It now compiles KDE.
There is a rewrite of the iostream code (again) making it even more standards
compliant. Check the changelog for more information.
It can be downloaded from http://cxx.uclibc.org/download.html
This release was delayed by wanting to provide the highest quality code base
possible. It was further delayed by my moving for employment purposes and
waiting for Internet access.
Future work includes expanding the test suite. Rob Landley has suggested
off-list that the library be split into multiple libraries which are wrapped
by a main library. This would split out core support, STL expansions,
iostream code and the code which is "borrowed" at compile time from GCC
support libraries. This will make the overall library combination larger,
but overall more accessible to developers looking to contribute. Any
thoughts?
- Garrett Kajmowicz
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