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v1.0.4

v1.0.4 Pre-release
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@aremmell aremmell released this 28 Nov 10:53
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  • Fixed potential race condition in validus_get_local_time (static, but not thread-local stack buffer)
  • Fixed Windows build (localtime_r is not available on Windows)
  • Fixed incorrect arithmetic (missing parens) in elapsed time calculation in perf test (Validus is actually faster than the perf test said previously 😎).
  • Fixed autoformat.sh (at least on macOS Tahoe 26.1)
  • Updated copyright, README
  • Regenerated documentation

v1.0.3

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@aremmell aremmell released this 06 Oct 10:10
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  • Only define _DEFAULT_SOURCE if it's not already defined
  • Add strict compiler warning options
  • Update README
  • Remove configure script (unnecessary)
  • Improve macros, remove superfluous parenthesis
  • Use U suffix on unsigned constants
  • Use localtime_r instead of localtime
  • Update docs

v1.0.2

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@aremmell aremmell released this 05 Aug 14:32
5926de0
  • Added static and shared library build products
  • Added install commands for CMake that install the CLI app, libraries, and headers
  • Fixed a bug that could lead to a crash on big-endian machines
  • Fixed a bug where sometimes the padding in the sanity test output was jibberish
  • Fixed compile errors and warnings via Codacy
  • Fixed broken compilation due to missing _DEFAULT_SOURCE before includes

I realize I said that this and all future releases would have precompiled binaries, but I didn't get that far and I wanted to make sure these fixes made it into a release ASAP. Soon, though.

v1.0.1

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@aremmell aremmell released this 03 Aug 08:41
d95f039

This is the initial [public] release of the Validus source code–a few days ago, this was a private repository. I've decided to share it, so I hope you enjoy!

Future releases will contain precompiled (SHA-256 verifiable) static and shared libraries for popular platforms and architectures.

Don't forget to take a gander at the documentation.

🍻