C++ Micro Services 2.1.0 released

Version 2.1.0 of the C++ Micro Services library has just been released. You can get the sources at the download page or directly from the GitHub releases page.

This release introduces full support for Mac OS X Mavericks and fixes a couple of bugs. See the Release Notes for details. It is a minor release and fully backwards compatible with client code written for version 2.0.0.

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C++ Micro Services 2.0.0 released

Today, the C++ Micro Services library version 2.0.0 has been released. You can get the sources at the download page or directly from the GitHub releases page.

This release marks a significant milestone in the evolution of the C++ Micro Services API. The most notable changes and new features are:

  • Service objects do not need to inherit from a common base class any more.
  • New templated service layer API leading to Improved...

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C++ Micro Services 1.0.0 released

As of today, the C++ Micro Services library version 1.0.0 is available. You can get the sources at the download page or directly from the GitHub releases page.

During the last months a few notable improvements and additions took place. Among these are:

  • A resources system for embedding arbitrary files into a module.
  • Install support on all supported platforms, including installation of API documentation.
  • Performance improvements in the service registry
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RFP 156 Native OSGi available

RFP 156 entitled Native OSGi has been published on the OSGi bug tracker a month ago. It aims at reviving parts of RFP 89 (Universal OSGi) with a focus on providing an OSGi Core specification for the C and C++ programming languages.

The joined efforts of different people interested in creating a native OSGi specification and implementation started back in May last year during a Native OSGi Developers Meeting in Hengelo. Since then...

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Native OSGi at the OSGi Community Event 2012

Together with Alexander Broekhuis, I will be talking at the OSGi Community Event 2012 in Ludwigsburg (Germany) about Native OSGi. The talk will be a 55 minutes extended talk, organized as two 25 minutes talks (plus discussion). Here is the talk abstract and the second part. There will also be another talk related to Native OSGi, called Universal Declarative Services, at which you should definitely have a look at.

This year,...

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