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CHANGELOG

1.1

  • @each support #36

1.0.1

  • Update to Esprima 1.2.2 #28
  • Traverser's skip array causing 6% slowdown #29
  • Add ability for typealias / typedef #30
  • Classes can be superclasses of each other #23
  • Dynamic property prevents synthesis of following properties #35
  • @synthesize should always make a backing ivar #34
  • Add documentation for $oj_oj #33
  • Add 'temp' dependency #32
  • Support protocols and typed arrays #31

1.0.0 (Released 2014-11-04)

1.x is a backwards incompatible release, with a focus on enhancing runtime performance.

Removed:

  • Removed separate ojsqueeze command-line tool. The squeezer is now integrated directly into ojc (#8)
  • Removed +initialize and +load. This allows faster message dispatch. (#12)
  • Removed --use-const and --use-enum compiler flags. Use the new @const and @enum instead (#11)
  • Removed --use-prefix compiler flag. Prefixes are always used. (#6)
  • Removed --always-message compiler flag. Replaced with --debug-message-send.

Enhancements:

  • Faster message dispatch: Direct calls are used more often than oj.msgSend (#10)
  • Inline +[Foo alloc] calls as new Foo()
  • Updated parser to Esprima 1.1 (#9)
  • Unique JavaScript symbol names for methods (#20)
  • Warn about unused ivars (#22)

Additions:

  • New @const and @enum
  • Integration of squeezer directly into ojc. This allows more squeeze-time optimizations.
  • Documentation for runtime (#7)
  • Documentation for compiler API
  • Source map support (#13)
  • Support for jshint (#14)

Bug Fixes:

  • Duplicate @implementation of same class should throw error (#15)
  • (3.14 * [[self foo] bar]) results in NaN (#16)
  • Automatic synthesis of properties produces too many ivars (#19)
  • ivars that are @enum types should be initialized to 0. (#21)