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Matador 0.5.0 (Floian)

01 Jan 14:10
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This release features major changes how matador deals with objects/entities. Furthermore real relationship handling was implemented. And at least the name of the library changed from OOS to matador.

Here are the changes in detail:

  • No need to derive from a base class anymore. Objects classes can be at least a pod. (#48)
  • Real relationship handling (#74, #45)
  • Stabilize SQL query module (#62, #64, #67, #47, #49)
  • Add time and date class (#12)
  • Improved project structure (#63, #60, #55)
  • Many little other improvements and bugfixes
  • And finally changed the project name to matador

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OOS 0.2.1 (Tremadocian)

15 Jan 15:00
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This is a bugfix release consisting of the following fixes:

  • fixed build failure under ubuntu 13.10 (thanx to TyRoXx)
  • replaced exits with throws
  • removed all debug couts

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oos 0.2.0 "Furongian"

09 Jan 20:18
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This release features the database backend for MS SQL Server. Here is the complete list of changes:

  • Support of MS SQL Server
  • Bugfix in MySQL backend
  • Performance improvment for MySQL backend

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oos 0.1.0 "Terreneuvian"

02 Aug 11:29
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This is the initial release of Open Object Store (oos). oos is an c++ orm framework. As a unique feature it comes with a single point storage for all kind of objects called object store. Furthermore oos has the following main features:

  • Encapsulate all SQL related things (datatype mapping, serializationm etc.)
  • STL like interface
  • Transaction mechanism
  • Internal reference counting mechanism
  • Support for MySQL and SQLite
  • Default in-memory database
  • Helpful utils: unit test classes, json de/serializer, data type convert functions, etc.

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