Many thanks to Min for his excellent work on PyZMQ for this release!!! PyZMQ has really taken a huge step forward because of his efforts.
Cheers, Brian On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 10:21 AM, MinRK <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello list, > > I cut pyzmq 2.0.10 last night, and pushed it to the downloads section on > github and pypi (easy_install/pip) and it should have some useful bits: > > Headline: > * It should build without warnings (in most standard cases) and pass all > tests on Python 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, and 3.1 on Mac OSX, Linux, and Windows > > * significant file reorganization - zeromq bindings in zmq.core, and any > extended functionality is in other subpackages (previous import patterns > still work just fine) > * The reorganization is done in such a way that other Cython projects can > link directly against the Cython objects in pyzmq, and are not restricted to > the pure Python interface. > * Non-copying sends of large messages (e.g. numpy arrays) requires that you > know when a message is actually sent, before it is safe to edit the buffer. > A 'track' argument has been added to send/recv and the Message constructor, > which allows users to track when zeromq is done with a Message. Tracking is > only performed on request, so your messages won't be tracked if you don't > ask for it. > * A Python logging handler that relays system logging messages over a zmq > socket (useful for hiding latency of heavy logging applications) > * BackgroundDevice: A class that provides a simple wrapper for launching a > zmq_device in a background process or thread without blocking the main > thread > * MonitoredQueueDevice: A Device like ZMQ_QUEUE, but sends all messages > coming through the queue in either direction also on an additional side > socket. > > I also added a pyzmq-dev download to GitHub, which is to be a manual > pseudo-nightly build of git master (now 2.1.0dev). This will be a way to > download a reasonably-current development version, but without depending on > Cython. > > The bindings:python page on zeromq.org should now be up to date with this > information. > > -MinRK > -- Brian E. Granger, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Physics Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obispo [email protected] [email protected]
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