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02/18/11
hamsterdb Embedded Database 1.1.9 released

This release fixes a bug in the Transaction handling, and an out-of-memory condition with long-running Transactions. It fixes several other issues detected by static code analysis tools. A .spec file was added for RPM generation. A 64bit incompatibility was fixed in the remote functions/hamserver. Sources, CHANGELOG and precompiled win32 libraries are available for download here!



12/06/10
hamsterdb Embedded Database 1.1.8 released

This release fixes a potential endless loop in the Transaction code. It also fixes a bugfix when using HAM_DIRECT_ACCESS with records of size <= 8 bytes, cursors and duplicates (this bug was partially fixed in 1.1.7). ./configure no longer overwrites -Ox flags from the user. Sources, CHANGELOG and precompiled win32 libraries are available for download here!



11/03/10
hamsterdb Embedded Database 1.1.7 released

This release fixes a minor memory leak when using remote transactions. It also fixes a bug when using HAM_DIRECT_ACCESS with records of size <= 8 bytes. Several significant performance improvements were implemented. Sources, CHANGELOG and precompiled win32 libraries are available for download here!



09/17/10
hamsterdb Embedded Database 1.1.6 released

This release stabilized the remote functionality. New samples for client/server scenarios are provided. The remote server can now write access logfiles. A unix daemon and a win32 Service were added. The dependency to Google Protocol Buffers for C was removed; instead, Google Protocol Buffers (C++) are now used. Compilation on ArchLinux (gcc 4.5.1) was fixed. Several functions are now deprecated. The source repository was moved to github. Sources, CHANGELOG and precompiled win32 libraries are available for download here!



07/25/10
hamsterdb Embedded Database 1.1.5 UNSTABLE released

This release implements remote functionality over http. The server can be embedded into an application. There are no known bugs, but currently the remote functionality is only supported on Unix/Linux. The next version 1.1.6 will also support the new features on Win32; several other improvements are also pending for the next release. Sources and CHANGELOG are available for download here!