We are happy to announce release 2023.1 of the POCOPRO C++ Frameworks. This release contains a number of improvements in the commercially-licensed Open Service Platform (OSP) and Remoting frameworks. This release is based on POCO C++ Libraries release 1.11.6. OSP Changes Remoting Changes For our customers, source code packages are available on our download server.
This maintenance release fixes a few issues. Upgrading is recommended for all users of 1.11.5 and earlier releases. The details are in the CHANGELOG.
If you run Visual Studio 2022 on a Windows VM (in VMware Fusion), you may notice very poor performance when scrolling in the source code editor. This is not the case with earlier Visual Studio versions. After some playing around with settings, the culprit seems to be 3D graphics acceleration enabled for the VM. There […]
These releases upgrade the bundled expat library to 2.5.0, which fixes CVE-2022-43680. In addition, release 1.12.4 fixes an issue in PollSet (introduced in 1.12.0) that can lead to 100 % CPU load in SocketReactor on single-core CPUs. The complete list of closed GitHub issues is in the CHANGELOG.
This release upgrades the bundled third-party libraries expat, zlib and SQLite to their latest releases, which fix some potential vulnerabilities (zlib CVE-2022-37434, expat CVE-2022-40674, SQLite CVE-2022-35737). A few issues have been fixed as well. The complete list of closed GitHub issues is in the CHANGELOG. Furthermore, we have also released 1.11.4, which also upgrades of the third-party libraries.
This is another maintenance release that fixes a few issues introduced in 1.12.0 and 1.12.1. The complete list of closed GitHub issues is in the CHANGELOG.
This is a maintenance release that fixes a few issues introduced in 1.12.0. The complete list of closed GitHub issues is in the CHANGELOG.
Release 1.12.0 introduces the Prometheus library for building Prometheus metrics exporters and addresses more than 100 issues and pull requests. We have also updated some of the third-party libraries to newer versions, including upgrading PCRE to PCRE2 (10.40). Credits go out to Alex for doing most of the work for this release. As usual, the […]
This is a maintenance release that fixes a few issues introduced in 1.11.2. The complete list of closed GitHub issues is in the CHANGELOG.
A nice talk by Richard Thomson at the Utah C++ Programmers Meetup. He gives an introduction to the POCO networking classes and then demonstrates how to write a NNTP (Network News Transfer Protocol) client with POCO.