1Roadmap for Atlas-C++
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3This roadmap is now somewhat historic, and is kept here for reference
4only.
5
6There will be two branches. Linux version numbering will be applied.
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80.3.9: A mess.
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100.4.0: This version will be made from 0.3.9 and contains:
11 - bugfixes
12 - support for recent compilers:
13    * gcc 2.95.2
14    * gcc 2.95.3
15    * gcc 3.0 [or latest CVS]
16 - fully ISO/IEC 14882:1998 (the C++ standard) compliant code
17 - a 99.9% stable API
18 - no Filter support - there were various issues, and the API was too
19   unstable (note that Filters didn't really ever work anyways!)
20 - peace for the Atlas-C++ developers, at least
21 - no Factory
220.4.1:
23 - a finished tutorial not depending on libsocket++
24 - more bugfixes
25 - a cleaner Net/Stream.cc
26 - more platform support
27 - no API changes
28 - .cpp filenames
29 - possibly a filter mechanism, if it has been proven very stable
30 - more documentation
31 - world peace
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330.5.x: This is the playground, developed from 0.4.0. It shall contain:
34 - Aloril's Objects/ changes
35 - changes to the API
36 - all fixes made in 0.4.0
37 - filter support
38 - some kind of "factory" mechanism
39 - universal enlightenment
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410.6.0: This will be the next stable version, with a fully stable API,
42developed from 0.5.0.
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44Stefanus Du Toit, 2001-01-14.
45Last modified by Stefanus Du Toit <sjdutoit@uwaterloo.ca> on 2001-01-23.
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