Posts from 2016
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Latest release of The Server Framework: 6.6.5
Version 6.6.5 of The Server Framework was released today. This release is mainly a feature release with a few bug fixes. As always, see the release notes here, for full details of all changes. Bug fixes: Bug fix to … -
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Another release is coming...
We’ve only just shipped Release 6.6.5 of The Server Framework but we already have another release that’s just about to ship. This isn’t because some horrible bug has slipped through our testing, it’s because … -
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6.7 - Potentially faster code, in some circumstances...
I hinted at the end of the last post that the 6.7 release might increase performance a little. Well, whilst the bulk of the changes in 6.7 are purely code cleaning and the removal of legacy support there is a fairly major functional change … -
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Latest release of The Server Framework: 6.7
Version 6.7 of The Server Framework was released today. This release is mainly a code simplification release which removes support for legacy compilers and operating systems. See here for more details. However, there are some breaking … -
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Supporting Visual Studio 2015 Update 3
Visual Studio Update 3 adds some new warnings for precompiled header generation. One of these, C4598, will prevent precompiled header builds of framework code due to our warnings as errors policy. A fix for this issue is to add the new … -
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Bug in multi-buffer writes in 6.7
A bug has been discovered in Release 6.7 in the code that deals with TCP socket writes that involve more than a single buffer. These ‘multi-buffer writes’ are writes that involves either a buffer chain or a block of data passed … -
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Latest release of The Server Framework: 6.8
Version 6.8 of The Server Framework was released today. This release includes important bug fixes. It also includes lots of code change due to: the removal of support for Visual Studio 2010, adding support for Visual Studio 2017 and the …
