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Ice-E 1.3 released
dwayne
St. John's, Newfoundland
ZeroC, Inc. is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Ice-E version 1.3. This release of Ice-E ("Embedded Ice") reflects our continued commitment to delivering fast, efficient middleware for mobile and embedded devices, such as smart phones, personal digital assistants, and controllers.
Highlights of the 1.3 release include:
Ice-E features a highly-optimized, compact runtime and the same great C++ language mapping as Ice. This release supports Windows Mobile, Windows XP/Vista, and Linux. As of this release, Ice-E support for Java Micro Edition has been discontinued.
For a more detailed review of the changes in this release, please refer to the release notes. To download the release, please visit the download page.
Highlights of the 1.3 release include:
- Thread pool concurrency model
- Asynchronous message invocation (AMI) with the same non-blocking semantics as Ice 3.3
- Support for thread priorities
- Object by value
- Default servants
- Dynamic network interfaces
Ice-E features a highly-optimized, compact runtime and the same great C++ language mapping as Ice. This release supports Windows Mobile, Windows XP/Vista, and Linux. As of this release, Ice-E support for Java Micro Edition has been discontinued.
For a more detailed review of the changes in this release, please refer to the release notes. To download the release, please visit the download page.
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