* Wed Feb 28 2018 dimstar@opensuse.org
- Modernize spec-file by calling spec-cleaner
* Thu Jan 11 2018 luc14n0@linuxmail.org
- Update to version 2.99.10:
+ slot_base::set_parent(): Create a dummy slot_rep if necessary
(bgo#167714).
- Adopt the use of %make_build macro rather than raw make command,
following the best practices.
* Mon Aug 07 2017 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 2.99.9:
+ signal_impl::clear(): Don't clear the slot list during signal
emission, to prevent a segfault. And add a test for this
(bgo#784550).
+ Remove signal_base::erase() and signal_impl::erase()
(bgo#784550).
+ Various minor code cleanups.
+ Windows: Update the MS Visual Studio build.
- Move AUTHORS, ChangeLog, NEWS, README to devel package, mainly
developers would care for those files, silence a rpmlint warning.
* Tue Feb 14 2017 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 2.99.8:
+ signal_impl:
- Use std::weak_ptr<signal_impl> in connected slots, to avoid a
memory leak (bgo#775871).
- clear(): Really avoid erasing the slots prematurely.
+ slot_rep: Make destructor, destroy, and clone() virtual,
instead of using function pointers that do the same thing
(bgo#777618).
+ Build:
- Visual Studio builds: Require Visual Studio 2017.
- Add tests/memleakcheck.sh, to run the tests under valgrind
(bgo#775871).
+ Make --disable-benchmark work (bgo#774732).
+ Make silent builds really silent (bgo#768797).
* Mon Dec 05 2016 jengelh@inai.de
- RPM group reassignment
* Mon Jun 27 2016 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 2.99.7:
+ connection, slot_base: Use an internal::weak_raw_ptr<> to
simplify the code.
+ signal_base: Do not derive from trackable.
+ slot_rep: Pass a slot_rep*, not notifiable*, to destroy().
+ signal_impl: Do not derive from notifiable.
* Thu May 05 2016 jengelh@inai.de
- Remove pointless --with-pic because shared libs are always
built with it anyway
* Sat Apr 30 2016 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 2.99.6:
+ signal:
- Remove slots() and the container that it returns, and the
iterator for that container.
- connect(): Return a connection, instead of an iterator that
can be implicitly converted to a connection.
+ Use std::shared_ptr<> for signal_impl reference-counting.
Instead of manual reference-counting (bgo#764935).
+ slot: Use unique_ptr<> to avoid direct call of destructor
(bgo#764935).
+ Add optional benchmark code, using boost::timer.
+ Make some single-item constructors explicit.
+ Make some member variables and methods private.
+ Remove _ and __ prefixes on variables and parameters.
+ Header guards: Remove leading underscores (and trailing
underscores).
+ limit_derived_target<T_Target>: Rename to
limit_trackable_target<> and visit_each_type<T_Type>() to
visit_each_trackable() to make their purpose more obvious.
* Thu Apr 14 2016 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Update to version 2.99.5:
+ Functors (mem_functor, ptr_functor) no longer need to derive
from a common functor_base base class, and functors no longer
need to have a result_type typedef or alias.
+ Emitters and accumulators no longer need to have a result_type
typedef or alias.
+ Remove now-unnecessary adaptor_type type aliases.
+ Remove some more unused and unnecessary public type aliases.
* Fri Apr 08 2016 dimstar@opensuse.org
- Update to version 2.99.4:
+ Minor documentation improvements.
+ Make some constructors explicit.
+ Some more minor uses of C++11 syntax.
+ Remove unused SIGC_FUNCTORS_DEDUCE_RESULT_TYPE_WITH_DECLTYPE.
+ Reformat code with clang-format.
* Fri Mar 18 2016 dimstar@opensuse.org
- Update to version 2.99.3:
+ bgo#763616: Correct the license of some header files from GPL
to LGPL.
- Change License to LGPL-3.0+ following upstreams changes.
* Thu Mar 17 2016 dimstar@opensuse.org
- Update to version 2.99.2:
+ slots and signal: These should now be declared with the
sigc::slot<R(Args...)> and sigc::signal<R(Args...)>
syntax, like std::function<>. Version 2.9/2.10 of libsigc++-2.0
supports both the old and new syntax.
+ sigc::men_fun(): Take the instance by reference only.
* Wed Mar 09 2016 zaitor@opensuse.org
- Initial packaging of libsigc++3 based on libsigc++2.