Revision history for Perl extension POE::XS::Queue::Array.
0.006 Sat Mar 28 2009
- non-developer release with CLONE_SKIP().
0.005_02 Sun Mar 15 2009
- remove CLONE support and add a CLONE_SKIP() method, this handles
the cases from RT #43902
0.005_01 Fri Mar 13 2009
- added perl ithread support, this properly clones the queue and any
objects it references on thread creation.
0.005 Tue Apr 15 2008
- extra tests to distinguish errno problems from P::X::Q:A bugs,
possibly leading to a workaround
- bump to 0.005 for release
0.004 Wed Apr 9 2008
- include license information in appropriate places
- fix @ISA, it was badly broken, thanks to Yuval Kogman (nothingmuch)
- add pod, pod coverage tests, such as they are
- bump to 0.004 for release
0.003 Thu Sep 14 2006
- added #include <string.h> for strcmp/strerror declarations
- added a missing format specifier in the debug code in queue.c
- disable the debug check code by default
- bump to 0.003 for release
0.002 Sun Jul 9 22:50:17 EST 2006
- moved the structural queue code to queue.c, Array.xs is purely an
interface to that now.
- replaced all the opaque memmove() calls with a call to pq_move_items()
which does sanity checks in DEBUG code.
- added t/02_release.t which attempts to check we're handling references
correctly.
- added Imager's memory debugging code in an attempt to find the
crash problem on Win32. This seems to have eliminated the crash
even when it's disabled (and just calls malloc/free/realloc)
- found the memory leak - we were creating an SV for the id to
priority hash and nothing was releasing it
- the memory leak fix has become obsolete, we now avoid creating the
SV at all by using the id in memory as a key to the hash.
- added a verify method during debugging, it's not necessary anymore
but someone else fiddling with the code might find it useful
- pq_find_item() and pq_insertion_point() now use a binary search for
larger queues. These were the hotspots going by sprof profiling.
- bump to 0.002
0.001
- initial release