libndbuf/ChangeLog

0.0.2 (10-feb-2026)
 * Zero copying support
 * Read only buffer support
 * Bug fixes: escan, reset, read-only and non reallocatable buffer
 * Manual pages
 * Packaging for linux
 * Added possibility to use user defined memory ops with:
   ndbuf_t *ndbuf_new_wmops(const struct ndbuf_memops *, const size_t);
 * Fixed bug with pkgconfig %VERSION% value


0.0.1 (24-nov-2017)
 * initial version with all functions done
 * tired from reuse this code and ... now it's lib
changelog has been updated; 2026-02-10 21:59:53 +02:00			`0.0.2 (10-feb-2026)`
Changelog updates: 2025-10-28 04:11:56 +02:00			`* Zero copying support`
			`* Read only buffer support`
changelog has been updated; 2026-02-10 21:59:53 +02:00			`* Bug fixes: escan, reset, read-only and non reallocatable buffer`
Changelog updates: 2025-10-28 04:11:56 +02:00			`* Manual pages`
			`* Packaging for linux`
Added possibility to use user defined memory ops: Now u can create a special ndbuf with your custom memory operations, this is useful to keep ndbuf in a special mapped areas for a: - keep it secure (example lock pages to avoid your info going to swap) - using your own custom optimized allocator for your own block sizes Function: ndbuf_t ndbuf_new_wmops(const struct ndbuf_memops , const size_t); Args: 1. Pointer to yout ops: struct ndbuf_memops { void (alloc)(size_t); uint32_t (zero)(void , size_t); void (free)(void ptr); }; 2. Size of chunk to grow buffer. if <= default value will be set. 2018-08-05 03:19:36 +03:00			`* Added possibility to use user defined memory ops with:`
			`ndbuf_t ndbuf_new_wmops(const struct ndbuf_memops , const size_t);`
			`* Fixed bug with pkgconfig %VERSION% value`


Initial one: moving useful code to separate tiny lib; 2017-11-24 23:54:42 +02:00			`0.0.1 (24-nov-2017)`
			`* initial version with all functions done`
			`* tired from reuse this code and ... now it's lib`