Introduction
v1.1.0 of DDD is the first release to be updated on git and not to be retro-fitted into git. Thanks to Brian Dickens (@hostilefork) for his tireless help!
v1.1.0 is really a minimal cosmetic update, and DDD is not generally supported by the DDS team. DDD does not make use of the more modern DDD functions e.g. for batch calls.
DDS is currently treated as a sub-module of DDD, so the DDD distribution file is rather large.
Platforms
DDD now comes with Makefiles for six systems:
- The Microsoft Visual C++ compiler (we believe the 2010 and 2013 versions).
- The mingw compiler (on Windows).
- The cygwin g++ compiler (on Windows).
- The g++ compiler on Linux.
- The clang compiler on the Mac.
- The g++ compiler on the Mac.
DDD as such is not multi-threaded, but it can use a multi-threaded DDS DLL.
The Makefiles are set to have a very high level of warnings and to fail on warnings and not just on errors. This is easy enough to switch off, but we'd prefer if you let us know what needs to be fixed in the code to pass your system.
Internals
No changes, only portability hacks and a quick run through "astyle".