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README.txt	2012-12-29	700 Bytes
cds-1.3.0.zip	2012-12-29	3.3 MB	1
cds-1.3.0.tar.gz	2012-12-29	2.2 MB	1
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version 1.3.0 - General release
1. Added: StripedSet, StripedMap - hash set and hash map implementation based on fine-grained lock-striping technique
2. Added: CuckooSet, CuckooMap - implementation of cuckoo hashing algorithm based on fine-grained lock-striping technique
3. Added: SkipListSet, SkipListMap - implementation of lock-free skip list 
4. Added: template <typename... Args> emplace(Args&&... args) member function for all containers in cds::container namespace.
5. Changed: lambda functions are used internally instead of wrapping functors. 
6. Changed: test projects has been splitted for optimizing compile time.
7. Added: support for MinGW (tested with TDM-GCC 64bit, gcc 4.7)

Source: README.txt, updated 2012-12-29

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