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Keccak384 now works with pointers instead of vectors
Kerl now works with bytes instead of trits
Signing operations have been drastically optimized
Trytes, trits and bytes conversion optimizations
Improvement of some API calls
Removed
Sponge interface
Sponge factory
Upgrading
v1.2.0 brings extensive small changes to the API that leads to breaking changes.
Many Types::Trytes params have been converted to Models::Address, Models::Tag, Models::Seed types. We tried to make this change as smooth as possible by using implicit conversion. However, depending on your implementation, this may break the compilation. Alternatively, some validity checks that were previously done in the Extended or Core functions have been moved to these models, meaning that some exceptions may be triggered at different locations. Keep in mind that Models::Seed, Models::Tag and Models::Address ensure a valid state at any time (invalid addresses, tags or seeds are rejected by an exception).
Some parameters of the Extended API have been moved (in terms of position, or moved to the new Address, Seed or Tag models), changed to optional or removed. This mostly impacts parameters related to seed and addresses security, as well as start and end offset.
Some Extended functions that were not standard (due to legacy code) have been removed to sanitize the API.
The list of changes is too big to address all breaking changes here in a relevant way. Please refer to the updated Doxygen documentation. Keep in mind that even though you may have multiple breaking changes, these should be straightforward to fix and should not impact the overall logic of your program.
Cross-Platform support, CI integration & buildchain improvement, little fixes & improvements
Added
Windows support since MSVC 2015
Appveyor CI integration for Windows builds
Additional platforms builds for mac & linux on Travis CI, including code inspection tools
Changed
Performance improvement of BigInt initialization (from trits)
Use the official Keccak repository as a submodule dependency rather than using a private copy of the source files.
Fix some overflow issues on 32bits systems for getBalances and prepareTransfers
Removed
Remove boost multiprecision as a dependency, which mean boost is no longer required to build this library
Upgrading
There is no breaking changes, upgrading from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0 should be smooth. Major changes are about windows support and boost dependency drop, that do not require any change on your side