Skip to content

Tags: cnlutao/Fast-RTPS

Tags

v1.7.2

Toggle v1.7.2's commit message

Verified

This commit was created on GitHub.com and signed with GitHub’s verified signature. The key has expired.
Release 1.7.2 (eProsima#444)

Release 1.7.2

v1.7.1

Toggle v1.7.1's commit message

Verified

This commit was created on GitHub.com and signed with GitHub’s verified signature. The key has expired.
Merge pull request eProsima#393 from eProsima/release/1.7.1

Release 1.7.1 [4458]

v1.7.0

Toggle v1.7.0's commit message
Fixing some warnings [4086] (eProsima#348)

* Refs eProsima#4086 - Fixing warnings.

* Refs eProsima#4086 - Fixing warnings on Mac.

* Refs eProsima#4086. Fixed unsigned warnings on win32.

v1.5.0

Toggle v1.5.0's commit message
This release include the following features:

* Configuration of Fast RTPS entities through XML profiles.
* Added heartbeat piggyback support.

Also bug fixing.

**Note:** If you are upgrading from an older version than 1.4.0, it is advisable to regenerate generated source from IDL files using *fastrtpsgen*

v1.4.0

Toggle v1.4.0's commit message
Version 1.4.0

This release includes the following:

* Added secure communications.
* Removed all Boost dependencies. Fast RTPS is not using Boost libraries anymore.
* Added compatibility with Android.
* Bug fixing.

v1.3.1

Toggle v1.3.1's commit message
This release includes the following:

* New examples that illustrate how to tweak Fast RTPS towards different applications.
* Improved support for embedded Linux.
* Bug fixing.

v1.3.0

Toggle v1.3.0's commit message
Release 1.3.0

v1.2.0

Toggle v1.2.0's commit message
Merge branch 'master' into github_master

v1.1.0

Toggle v1.1.0's commit message
* Asynchronous Publishing Mode: This Publishing mode uses a separate …

…thread to send your data, and returns the control to your user thread right after calling the write operation.

* Large Data Support: Asynchronous publishing allows you to send Data Types larger than 64 Kbytes. The asynchronous publisher thread will take care of the fragmentation process.
* VS 2015 Support
* Better documentation: More content and examples.
* Bug fixing.