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Latest Release: v2.0.0a10

Released: Feb 27, 2025
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What’s Changed

Moved the portable and macOS default executor singletons to a .cpp file to make it easier to package in a DLL without getting duplicated thread pools or pre-exit handlers.

Moved the pre-exit handling registry to a .cpp file to make it easier to avoid duplication when packaged as a DLL; the symbols vector through extern "C" stlab_xxx() function to make it simpler to export the necessary symbols.

  • by @gbottesi in https://github.com/stlab/libraries/pull/556

New Contributors

  • @gbottesi made their first contribution in https://github.com/stlab/libraries/pull/556

Full Changelog: https://github.com/stlab/libraries/compare/v2.0.0a9…v2.0.0a10

For older releases, the full list is available on GitHub.

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