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Change Log

Details changes in each release of eDistantObject. eDistantObject follows semantic versioning.

1.0.2 (12/09/2020)

  • Added supports to ASAN/TSAN/UBSAN.

  • Fixed "Doesn't support pointer returns" complaint when eDO is proxying Swift array.

1.0.1 (09/01/2020)

Aligned with Google respectful code guidance and renamed some classes.

1.0.0 (08/14/2020)

Updates:

  • Bring the concept of originatingQueues and executingQueue into EDOHostService, which can be accessed and manipulated through the initializers and properties of the class. It allows a queue to redirect the callbacks of its remote invocations to another queue, and optimize the load balance.

    • originatingQueues: Each EDOHostService holds a list of queues as originatingQueues. If local objects are boxed on any queue of originatingQueues, the corresponding EDOHostService will be the target of the produced eDO proxy. A queue can be belong to only one originatingQueues.
    • executingQueue: Each EDOHostService holds exactly one queue as executingQueue. When an EDOHostService is targeted by an eDO proxy, the EDOHostService will always execute the request on the executingQueue. If a queue is the executingQueue of a EDOHostService, it must also belong to the originatingQueues of the same service.

  • The exceptions, thrown during eDO remote invocations, will contain the stack traces of both the callee process and previous caller processes.

  • You can block certain class type to be wrapped as an eDO proxy, to help detect unexpected object creation in the wrong process.

Fixes:

  • Fixed a deadlock that can happen in nested eDO invocations.

0.9.0 (05/31/2019)

Initial release of eDistantObject.

eDistantObject (eDO) is an easy to use Remote Method Invocation (RMI) library. eDO is a component of EarlGrey2. It allows for remote invocations across architectures in both Objective-C and Swift without explicitly constructing Remote Procedure Call (RPC) structures.