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@cverges cverges commented Apr 17, 2013

Created release 1.1.0, which includes a variety of bug fixes since 1.0.0.

Chris Verges added 30 commits May 31, 2012 12:15
Remove several warnings printed when running swig by renaming the
relevant functions to ones that are compatible with Java.  Started
working on porting the VTO interfaces to be Swig compatible.  (Swig
prefers "static const" over "const static.")
Linux and Windows handle case sensitivity differently.  Namely, the
former thinks that "dnp3test" and "DNP3Test" are different, while the
latter believes that they are (mistakenly) the same.  Since we generate
binaries that match directories in a case insensitive manner
(dnp3test->DNP3Test and testset->TestSet), simply adding 'dnp3test' and
'testset' to the .gitignore causes the source code directories with the
"same" name to also be ignored.  This isn't what we want, so the trick
is to tell git to ignore the binaries but include the directories.  We
do this using the "negate" operator and the "directory-slash" suffix.
These rules are at the top of the .gitignore so that all the other rules
(like ignoring object files, swap files, etc.) behave like one would
expect.
Thanks to William Sember for catching the non-thread-safe code generated
by Swig.

http://matt.eifelle.com/2007/11/23/enabling-thread-support-in-swig-and-python/
Support for 'make -j X' (where X is the number of parallel build threads
to execute) now works properly for the Java Swig bindings.
Link local connections do not work.  You need to bind to a global or
loopback address.
Helps with backwards compatibility of existing testset XML files
Chris Verges and others added 10 commits August 7, 2012 15:55
Conflicts:
	DNP3/StartupTasks.cpp
Moved the ConvertMode() function to being owned by the XmlToConfig class
Moved the ConvertMode() function to being owned by the XmlToConfig class
For a master stack in testset, enabling time sync support was hardcoded
to 'true'.  This prevented testing with testset where time sync needs to
be disabled on the master stack.  Now we read the property and feed it
into the master stack configuration struct properly.
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devans commented Apr 24, 2013

This apparently includes contributions from William Sember, do you know him? We don't have a CLA for him at the moment, which is problematic.

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cverges commented Apr 24, 2013

No, I don't know glaslos personally. He submitted these to my fork for inclusion. The patches looked good, just like I would have done, so I pulled it in rather than retyping the fix that he made.

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devans commented Apr 24, 2013

I was thinking about the "Added Python Master demo from William Sember" commit. I just need to figure out legal issues with these contributions.

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cverges commented Apr 24, 2013

Oh, but do you really care, since the commit is coming through me, and I have a CLA signed?

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Guys has this been resolved?

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