Version 2.1.1 (26/07/2026) ******************** Feature: Added NewProcessEx / ReadProcessOutput / SendProcessBreak in Utils for the Psyclone T1.4 external-exec lifecycle (cross-platform child-process spawn, output capture and graceful-break signalling) Feature: TriggerGroup declarative-join support — CMSDK primitive backing the Psyclone grouped-activation feature, with grouped-delivery documented in the CMSDK LLM guide and Doxygen-clean header comments Fix: Fixed an intermittent network_http teardown hang — a double-delete race in NetworkChannel endConnection/shutdown; teardown now uses bounded waits plus invalid-handle hardening (verified 20/20 clean test=cmsdk runs) Fix: Fixed Windows GetExitCodeProcess misuse — a still-running process was reported as terminated with code 259 (STILL_ACTIVE); process-exit detection is now correct Fix: Fixed a Linux SIGSEGV/hang introduced by the graceful-shutdown thread change — thread reaping is now safe on Linux Fix: Fixed intermittent Windows unit-test failures — graceful thread shutdown plus WAIT_ABANDONED handling Fix: Windows shared memory now honours force by zeroing a pre-existing named mapping; assorted minor Windows compilation fixes Fix: SSL — OpenSSL handshake/certificate errors are now routed through the log system; client-side hostname verification and custom CA locations; verify-peer default with allowselfsigned opt-in Fix: Corrected Subscriptions.h trigger-filter doc-comments — maxage operand is milliseconds (not microseconds), haskey matches any entry type, >=/<= epsilon boundary noted on greaterthan/lessthan, numeric ops parse as float64 Build: Clean builds from scratch fixed — the build/ object directory is now self-created by the compile rules (mkdir -p $(@D)) rather than a parse-time guard, so make clean && make and make rebuild work out of the box Version 2.1.0 (12/07/2026) ******************** Feature: Native macOS support — CMSDK now builds and runs correctly on Apple Silicon/Intel macOS as a first-class platform alongside Linux and Windows, with a full passing unit test suite Feature: Added a unified CMSDK unit test framework (UnitTestFramework.h/.cpp) — one PASS/FAIL line per object, indented perf metrics, timestamped performance JSON (cmsdk_perf_latest.json) with compare= %-deltas for an automated regression-tracking loop, a live overwriting progress line, per-test process isolation with a timeout (a crash/hang in one test can't take down the suite), and self-healing shared-memory cleanup so a killed run can't poison the next Feature: Authored/converted ~20+ object unit tests: Base64, hash (MD5/SHA1/SHA256/CRC32/SHA3/Keccak), MathClasses, Bitmap, HTML, xml_parser, Subscriptions, VantagePoints, Observations, ControlMessage, ThreadManager, DataMessage, NetworkManager, RequestGateway, ComponentMemory, ProcessMemory — 33 tests total, all passing Feature: Added a `network_https` unit test — a real TLS handshake plus encrypted HTTP round-trips over loopback with a runtime-generated self-signed certificate — for SSL/TLS builds Feature: Added `-O0` unoptimised debug/ssldebug build targets for a real single-step debugging experience (previously debug builds were still optimised, making breakpoints unreliable) Feature: Added a per-test hang-diagnostic mechanism — on timeout, the child is signalled (SIGUSR1) to dump a native stack trace of exactly where it hung before being killed, and the parent reports the last progress phase recorded, instead of a bare "timed out" Fix: Fixed a macOS-only thread-liveness bug that caused shutdown hangs across the whole product — IsThreadRunning/CheckForThreadFinished used a destructive pthread_join as a liveness probe (which reaps the thread), so a later authoritative join operated on an already-joined pthread_t: heap-corrupting undefined behaviour. Switched to non-destructive pthread_kill(h,0) liveness probing plus a single authoritative join, with null-handle guards Fix: Fixed two macOS-only timeout-emulation primitives (macos_pthread_mutex_timedlock, macos_pthread_join_with_timeout) that treated an absolute deadline as a relative countdown / used an already-expired deadline, so bounded waits silently became indefinite hangs under contention — root cause of intermittent 30s teardown hangs and 6-27s stalls on IsThreadRunning Fix: Fixed macOS CPU percentage calculation — GetProcAndOSCPUUsage mixed Mach clock ticks (~100/sec) with microsecond-scale process ticks, inflating reported CPU usage by roughly 10,000x Fix: Implemented real per-thread CPU measurement on macOS via pthread_mach_thread_np + Mach thread_info (previously a stub returning false / garbage stats for Root-space components such as AudioInput/AudioOutput) Fix: Fixed ComponentMemory/ProcessMemory off-by-one arena bounds checks (were using > instead of >= indexSize) and resize/destroyComponent memmove lengths that were over-copying by indexSize*8 bytes Fix: Fixed OpenSharedMemorySegment(size=0) reading its size from an offset the caller's own header immediately overwrites; now autodetects the real size via fstat Fix: Fixed a NetworkChannel::shutdown() deadlock — it held channelMutex while joining a worker thread that also needed the same mutex — plus an unsigned-integer underflow in a wait timeout calculation Fix: Fixed NetworkChannel::waitForMessage never setting its connection-id out-parameter, so a receiver had no way to reply to the correct sender; now tracks the source connection id per message Fix: Fixed a NULL-pointer crash in RequestGateway::addToCallLog constructing std::string from NULL getString() results (e.g. a DataMessage request with no "User-Agent"); parameters are now NULL-safe Fix: Fixed Stats::getMedian off-by-two iterator bug and a mutex leak on an early return Fix: Fixed Point::getDistanceTo using the X coordinate twice instead of X and Y Fix: Fixed corrupted multibyte character literals in HTML2Char that broke the build on some toolchains Fix: Fixed aarch64 Linux builds incorrectly detected as 32-bit (BITARCH/-fPIC), breaking builds on ARM64 Linux (e.g. Raspberry Pi 5) Fix: Fixed Linux Python3 build — hardcoded python3.4m include/lib paths replaced with sysconfig-derived paths matching the macOS branch; fixed an LP64 SWIG binding word-size mismatch (vector vs vector ODR clash) that broke the wrapper build on 64-bit Linux Fix: Fixed the make bsd distribution build failing on macOS — replace.sh used the GNU-only sed -b flag, which BSD sed rejects; the flag is now feature-detected at runtime, and sed runs under LC_ALL=C so non-UTF-8 template files cannot trigger BSD sed's "illegal byte sequence" error (byte-transparent, preserves CRLF; GNU sed behaviour on Linux/Cygwin unchanged). Verified identical distribution archives on macOS and Linux Perf: TCP messaging throughput ~42k → ~90k msg/s and latency 23.8us → ~11us (~2x improvement) by keeping sockets non-blocking instead of flipping blocking mode around every send (previously 4 fcntl syscalls/message plus a race with the receive thread on the same socket) Perf: UDP messaging throughput ~107k → ~155k msg/s and latency 9.3us → ~6us via the same socket-mode and buffered-read optimisations Perf: Removed a redundant per-read SetSocketNonBlockingMode call (2 fewer fcntl syscalls per read) Perf: NetworkConnection::receive() now only reads from the socket when the buffer doesn't already hold the requested bytes — a single drain typically pulls a whole message (or several pipelined messages), so most subsequent reads cost no syscall at all Perf: MessageProtocol::ReceiveMessage now peeks the header into a stack buffer and does a single malloc(size), replacing a malloc(1KB)+free+malloc(size) sequence on every message Perf: Replaced a per-message 36KB recent-message ring memmove in both ComponentMemory and ProcessMemory with a circular write index (recentInPos/recentOutPos), removing a large memmove from the hot messaging path Perf: PsySpace*Run thread functions return THREAD_RET without a heap allocation Perf: CMSDK DataMessage construction/serialisation and general networking hot paths optimised (unittest + optimisation pass) Perf: RequestGateway/NetworkManager test harnesses warmed up and stabilised so back-to-back and concurrent runs no longer fail on transient address-in-use or teardown-timing races — validated with a 1500-run soak, zero failures, no hangs Version 2.0.0 Beta 3 (02/07/2014) ******************** Fix: Fixed HTTP server connection issues Fix: Fixed more memory leaks Fix: Fixed several network protocol and connection problems Fix: Since this is still in Beta there are more fixes than can be listed here Performance: Improved messaging performance Feature: Added statistics functions and objects (MovingAverage, etc.) Feature: Added DataMessage toXML and toJSON Version 2.0.0 Beta 2 (23/05/2014) ******************** Fix: Fixed memory leaks Fix: Since this is still in Beta there are more fixes than can be listed here Performance: Improved messaging performance Version 2.0.0 Beta 1 (09/05/2014) ******************** Complete rewrite of all CoreLibrary source code, design and implementation