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Changes from version 0.23 to 0.24
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* New Team Members since 0.23.
Abhinav was a GSoC 2012 student and provided the video read support
Niels has joined the team and is taking care of Maker Notes
Robin takes on the role of Release Manager for the 0.24 and 0.25 releases
Tuan is a GSoC 2013 student and will add support for remote file access in 0.25
Mahesh is a GSoC 2013 student and will provide video write support in 0.25
Shawn contributed to Visual Studio video code port and test harness restructuring
* Exiv2 library and utility
- added support for video formats (asfv, matroska, quicktime, riff)
- added -g <string> feature to command line
- added --version --verbose option to report build and run-time information.
* Maker Notes
- Many more camera and lens models are now supported.
* Samples
- new sample "geotag.cpp" (experimental)
* Test Harness
- test harness restructured to test all builds including Visual Studio
* Build Environment
- Long term goal to replace ./configure and msvc environments with CMake
- ./configure support on Mac/Linux/Cygwin is robust
- CMake support on Mac.Linux/Cygwin is robust
- Visual Studio Support:
msvc2003 (was msvc) 32 bit builds for 2003/5/8
msvc2005 (was msvc64) 32 and 64 bit builds for 2005/8/10
msvc2012 (new) 32 and 64 bit builds for 2012.
- CMake/Visual Studio support (experimental)
* Thanks to Existing Team Members
Andreas - without who none of this would exist
Gilles - the human dynamo
Volker - the EPS code and hardening our test harness
Brad - continues to support and administer dev.exiv2.org
Robin - does a bit of many things and manages the build in particular
* Lots of good feedback from users
- I'm not going to mention anybody by name, however several users have
been very supportive by providing patches, feedback and encouragement.
Thank You everybody who has contributed to Exiv2.
Together we make free open source work.
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* Exiv2 utility
>>>>>>> More modifications to the ChangeLog file to make it look the way it used to: Removed text (will add that to the release notes), re-arranged the issues. Should we even list the cmake related issues, since the cmake build system has not been officially published yet?
* Exiv2 library