LASS

Cocamware proudly presents a new stable release: lass 1.4.0. Most of the changes since 1.2 are located in the python export library. Class definitions are now fully contained in a single object, simplifying a lot of the export functions. Some utility functions have be added to execute Python code from C++. MultiCallbacks have been added, [...]

We’re proud to announce our thousandth commit to the subversion repository. More than enough reason for a party, and we are celebrating the event with a special release: lass-r1000. As an intermediate release, this is in fact version 1.3.8 of our trunk, and as such it is to be considered as a work in progress. [...]

We’ve made a maintenance release of the 1.2 branch: lass-1.2.1. It contains a few bug and build fixes discovered in the 1.2 branch: Python: CallMethod::set: make class of method a template parameter RichCompare: const char* symbols to fix build warning PyExportTraits: adding missing static specifier. NumTraits: default NumTraits is empty, so you get compiler errors [...]

We’re proud to announce that we’ve made our second official release: lass-1.2.0. It does not yet contain the file shuffling changes as previously explained. As the trunk is undergoing a few larger (somewhat unstable) changes, this release is a snapshot of the last known stable state of the trunk before this work has started.

Today, we’ve restructured the file hierarchy of lass a bit. Here’s what has been done: The directory src has been renamed to lass. This allows you to include the headers from your working copy into other projects using the #include <lass/foo/bar.h> way. It used to be that you either had to install lass, or had [...]

We’re proud to announce that LASS now uses CMake as (meta) build system. From a single set of cross-platform configuration files, it generates makefiles and workspaces, suitable for the native build tools available to the individual builder: GNU make, nmake, different flavours of Visual Studio, KDevelop, … The only dependency introduced is an installation of [...]

We’re proud to announce we’ve made a first official source code release: lass-1.0.0. Until now, we’ve never felt the need of explicit tarball releases as the CVS repository was a sufficient way of distributing the code. But this has changed a little, so here it is. Meanwhile, we’ll continue working on Lass 1.1 in the [...]

As the first news message since a very long time, we are pleased to announce that we have finally made the jump from CVS to Subversion (SVN).

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