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| + | #ICS V9 is planned as a long term support release with no new components or major features added, just bug fixes as needed, major changes will be for ICS V10. It uses OpenSSL 3.0 which is supported until September 2026 so applications should have a good life. | ||
| + | #To ease introduction to ICS and for existing users looking for new features, the samples have been re-arranged with a new ActiveDemos project group for modern compilers only, that includes about 50 sample projects that between them illustrate and test all the components that make up ICS. All these samples are also available pre-compiled from the wiki pages so they can be easily tested without needing to build them. There is also a new sample OverbyteIcsSnippets that contains small samples of codes for HTTP REST, upload and download, WebSockets, FTP, simple sockets and send email. The unit includes several almost self contained methods each implementing a single functions, which are hopefully easier to follow than the normal samples used to develop ICS and are heavily documented to try and explain usage. | ||
Revision as of 11:53, 22 August 2023
Changes in ICS V9.0 include:
- ICS V9 is planned as a long term support release with no new components or major features added, just bug fixes as needed, major changes will be for ICS V10. It uses OpenSSL 3.0 which is supported until September 2026 so applications should have a good life.
- To ease introduction to ICS and for existing users looking for new features, the samples have been re-arranged with a new ActiveDemos project group for modern compilers only, that includes about 50 sample projects that between them illustrate and test all the components that make up ICS. All these samples are also available pre-compiled from the wiki pages so they can be easily tested without needing to build them. There is also a new sample OverbyteIcsSnippets that contains small samples of codes for HTTP REST, upload and download, WebSockets, FTP, simple sockets and send email. The unit includes several almost self contained methods each implementing a single functions, which are hopefully easier to follow than the normal samples used to develop ICS and are heavily documented to try and explain usage.
