Memory Pool System Versions

1. Introduction

This document lists the product versions for the Memory Pool System project. (See [RB 1999-05-20] for a discussion of master sources, versions, and releases.)

This document will be updated as new versions are created.

The readership of this document is anyone interested in the project.

This document is not confidential.

2. Versions

Version	Releases	Origin	Overview	Perforce links
1.100	1.100.0 1.100.1	master/...@30258	First open source version.	base changelists
1.101	Unknown	master/...@51907	Version for Configura (mps_arena_hhas_addr improvements).	base changelists
1.102	1.102.0	master/...@63087	Version for Configura (mps_arena_expose).	base changelists
1.103	1.103.0	master/...@64253	Version for Configura (mps_arena_unsafe_expose_remember_protection).	base changelists
1.104	1.104.0	master/...@64984	Version for Configura (bug fix in mps_arena_unsafe_expose_remember_protection).	base changelists
1.105	1.105.0	master/...@144829	Version for Configura (dll).	base changelists
1.106	1.106.0 1.106.1 1.106.2	master/...@155174	Split conjoined asserts; fix build failures; add basic example code. No functional changes to MPS implementation code.	base changelists
1.107	1.107.0	master/...@161216	Post message when a garbage collection starts, saying why. Hot varieties (hi, he) have AVERs, don't gather stats. Fix arena walk when LO pool is present. Mac OS X Intel build.	base changelists
1.108	1.108.0 1.108.1 1.108.2	master/...@162803	Less-delayed finalization. Fix incorrect assert when memory is low. More Mac OS X functionality. Build on Linux and FreeBSD 5.5. If unable to extend arena by desired amount, try smaller extension. Fix auto_header leak and AMC nailed seg retention.	base changelists
1.109	1.109.0 1.109.1	master/...@169933	Baseline for vmem and collection scheduling improvements.	base changelists
1.110	1.110.0	master/...@179404	64-bit is here! Major updates to support modern versions of Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and FreeBSD; dropped support for other operating systems. Major updates to support 64-bit variants of all platforms. Redesign of MPS build bringing significant performance improvements using global optimisation. Redesign of MPS integration allowing source-level mixing and optimisation with client code. Update to telemetry system allowing in-core logging and backtraces of recent events. Improved compaction of virtual memory usage at the end of collection cycles. Simple GNU autoconf support. Improved initial experience: readme, build notes, etc.	base changelists
1.111	1.111.0	master/...@181615	Complete user documentation. Improved telemetry tools.	base changelists

A. References

[RB 1999-05-20]

"Product Quality through Change Management"; Richard Brooksby; Geodesic Systems; 1999-05-20; <URL: http://www.ravenbrook.com/doc/1999/05/20/pqtcm/>.

B. Document History

2002-06-17	RB	Created based on P4DTI document.
2002-06-18	RB	Added version 1.100. Added release 1.100.0.
2002-06-21	NB	Added release 1.100.1.
2004-03-05	DRJ	Added versions 1.101 through to 1.104.
2005-09-30	RHSK	Registered version 1.105; added version 1.106.
2006-02-16	RHSK	Noted release 1.106.1 in version 1.106.
2006-04-11	RHSK	Noted release 1.106.2 in version 1.106; updated summary of version 1.106.
2006-12-13	RHSK	Registered version 1.107.
2007-07-06	RHSK	Registered version 1.108, and release 1.108.0.
2008-01-07	RHSK	Noted release 1.108.1 in version 1.108.
2008-05-01	RHSK	Noted release 1.108.2 in version 1.108.
2010-03-04	RHSK	Registered version 1.109, and release 1.109.0.
2010-03-23	RHSK	Registered release 1.109.1.
2013-06-04	RB	Registering release 1.110.0, version 1.111, and release 1.111.0.

C. Copyright and License

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