BDE 3.38.0: Production Release¶
Schedule¶
The BDE team is pleased to announce that the BDE 3.38.0 production release was completed on Monday, Sep 9, 2019
BDE 3.38.0 Highlights¶
C++17 Searcher Classes¶
This release makes available two of the “searcher” classes defined in the C++17 Standard Library:
bsl::default_searcher
andbsl::boyer_moore_horspool_seacher
(BMH). The BMH class provides significantly better performance than the “default” (naive) algorithm in many situations. These classes are available on all production platforms, even in non-C++17 builds.In addition to these strictly C++17 Standard compliant classes, an allocator aware, BDE-style class,
bslstl::BoyerMooreHorspoolSearcher
, is provided for scenarios where applications wish to cache searcher objects in containers.
New Component: bslmt_readerwriterlockassert
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The new component,
bslmt_readerwriterlockassert
, provides a suite of macros (e.g.,BSLMT_READERWRITERLOCKASSERT_IS_LOCKED_READ
) for defensive checks (i.e., precondition checks) that reader-writer locks are in their expected states. These macros accept instances ofbslmt::ReaderWriterLock
,bslmt::ReaderWriterMutex
, or other classes that follow the same paradigm.Note that these macros are similar to those already provided by
bslmt_lockassert
for simple mutexes (that are either locked or not).
Fixed requests: 3.38.0¶
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Add BSLMT_READERWRITERLOCKASSERT* macros |
Possible race condition in ObjectPool |
Delete unused bslfwd components |
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Create |
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Remove dependency of bde-classic from deprecated btl. |
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bdls/bdesu_filesystemutil.t nightly build on Windows. |
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BDE coding standards: Syntax for specifying internal links |
BDE fails to compile in c++03 mode |
baexml_element.t assertion failure in SAFE mode |
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