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    • Martine Lenders's avatar
      Merge pull request #5267 from cgundogan/pr/gnrc_rpl/reduce_scope_now · b8787b64
      Martine Lenders authored
      gnrc_rpl: reduce scope of now
      b8787b64
    • Martine Lenders's avatar
      Merge pull request #5362 from cgundogan/pr/gnrc_ipv6/remove_unnecessary_check · bf135c47
      Martine Lenders authored
      gnrc_ipv6: remove superfluous check for if_entry
      bf135c47
    • kYc0o's avatar
      Merge pull request #5380 from cgundogan/pr/make/jenkins · a24b4faf
      kYc0o authored
      make: remove obsolete check for jenkins
      a24b4faf
    • Hauke Petersen's avatar
      RELEASE 2016.04 · 0a75ae0e
      Hauke Petersen authored
      RIOT-2016.04 - Release Notes
      ============================
      RIOT is a real-time multi-threading operating system that supports a range of
      devices that are typically found in the Internet of Things: 8-bit
      microcontrollers, 16-bit microcontrollers and light-weight 32-bit processors.
      
      RIOT is based on the following design principles: energy-efficiency, real-time
      capabilities, small memory footprint, modularity, and uniform API access,
      independent of the underlying hardware (this API offers partial POSIX
      compliance).
      
      RIOT is developed by an international open source community which is
      independent of specific vendors (e.g. similarly to the Linux community)
      and is licensed with a non-viral copyleft license (LGPLv2.1), which allows
      indirect business models around the free open-source software platform
      provided by RIOT.
      
      About this release:
      ===================
      This release adds support for two additional network stacks: lwIP and emb6.
      A bunch of additional protocols are now available, P2P-RPL in the GNRC
      network stack, Ethernet-over-Serial (ethos). Murdock, the new, blazing fast
      RIOT CI is now available to significantly speed up code merging procedures.
      
      This release also adds support for a number of new boards and sensors and a new
      tool for automated border router setup is now provided which greatly simplifies
      that setup for newbies as well as for old-timers. Last but not least: this
      release includes a number of bug fixes, mostly about stabilizing and enhancing
      the networking capabilities of RIOT.
      
      About 470 pull requests with about 1196 commits have been merged since the last
      release and 127 additional issues have been solved. 55 people contributed code
      in 124 days. 1521 files have been touched with ~91700 insertions and ~42200
      deletions.
      
      Notations used below:
      =====================
      + means new feature/item
      * means modified feature/item
      - means removed feature/item
      
      New features and changes
      ========================
      General
      ----------
      + added Makefile support for creating a "binary distribution", making it easier to create closed source applications while still complying to LGPL
      
      Testing
      0a75ae0e
    • Martine Lenders's avatar
    • Martine Lenders's avatar
      gnrc_ipv6: fix asserts for NHC · 82a3aae8
      Martine Lenders authored
      82a3aae8
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