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0.9.0

11 Apr 03:29
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0.9.0

(Original release date 2011-12-21)

Features

  • Added Solaris support (x86, x86-64)
  • Added Mac OS X support 10.5 and higher (x86, x86-64, PPC, PPC64)
  • Fixed some bugs in Linux native part
  • Changed openPort() method
    • openPort() if port busy SerialPortException with type: TYPE_PORT_BUSY will be thrown,
      and if port not found SerialPortException with type: TYPE_PORT_NOT_FOUND will be thrown.

Caveats

  • TIOCEXCL directive in *nix native library can detect if port is busy but disabled in Solaris as it causes issues.
  • Solaris and Mac OS X versions of this library do not support following events: ERR, TXEMPTY, BREAK
  • Solaris version does not support non-standard baudrates
  • Mac OS X version does not support parity: MARK, SPACE

Previous Releases

0.8.0 - Google Code release 2011-11-28

  • Implemented events BREAK and ERR (RXFLAG not supported in Linux)
  • Added method sendBreak(int duration) - send Break signal for setted time
  • Fixed bugs in Linux events listener
  • Fixed bug with long port closing operation in Linux

0.8.0-RC4 - Google Code release 2011-11-21

  • Fixed a bug in getPortNames() method under Linux.
  • Not implemented yet:
    • Events: BREAK, ERR and RXFLAG

0.8.0-RC3 - Google Code release 2011-09-09

  • Implemented purgePort()
  • Fixed some Linux and Windows lib bugs.
  • New function getInputBufferBytesCount() - get count of bytes in input buffer (if error has occurred -1 will be returned)
  • New function getOutputBufferBytesCount() - get count of bytes in output buffer (if error has occurred -1 will be returned)
  • New function setFlowControlMode() available:
    • FLOWCONTROL_NONE
    • FLOWCONTROL_RTSCTS_IN
    • FLOWCONTROL_RTSCTS_OUT
    • FLOWCONTROL_XONXOFF_IN
    • FLOWCONTROL_XONXOFF_OUT
  • getFlowControlMode() - getting setted flow control mode
  • New functions for more usability (syntactic sugar):
    • writeByte() - write single byte
    • writeString() - write string
    • writeInt() - write int value (for example 0xFF)
    • writeIntArray - write int array (for example new int[] { 0xFF, 0x00, 0xFF })
    • readString(int byteCount) - read string
    • readHexString(int byteCount) - read Hex string with a space separator (for example FF 00 FF)
    • readHexString(int byteCount, String separator) - read Hex string with setted separator (for example if separator : FF:00:FF)
    • readHexStringArray(int byteCount) - read Hex string array (for example {FF, 00, FF})
    • readIntArray(int byteCount) - read int array (values in int array are in range from 0 to 255 for example if byte == -1 value in this array it will be 255)
    • The following methods read all bytes in input buffer, if buffer is empty methods will return null
      • readBytes()
      • readString()
      • readHexString()
      • readHexString()
      • readHexStringArray()
      • readIntArray()
    • Not implemented yet:
      • Events: BREAK, ERR and RXFLAG

0.8.0-RC2 - Google Code release 2011-07-14

  • Implemented getPortNames()
  • Implemented: Parity: MARK and SPACE
  • Fixed some Linux lib bugs.
  • Not implemented yet:
    • purgePort()
    • Events: BREAK, ERR and RXFLAG

0.8.0-RC1 - Google Code release 2011-07-11

  • Not implemented yet:
    • getPortNames()
    • Parity: MARK and SPACE
    • purgePort()
    • Events: BREAK, ERR and RXFLAG
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