Code BitTorrent apps in Java for Android, Desktop and Servers with the official Java Wrapper for libtorrent 1.2.10.0
1.2.10.0
- libtorrent 1.2.10 update (70f1de3f7ec4012aaea420ff150ef0135d397706)
- lt: improve stat_file() performance on Windows
- lt: fix issue with loading invalid torrents with only 0-sized files
- lt: fix to avoid large stack allocations
- lt: add macro TORRENT_CXX11_ABI for clients building with C++14 against
libtorrent build with C++11 - lt: removed deprecated wstring overloads on non-windows systems
- lt: drop dependency on Unicode’s ConvertUTF code (which had a license
incompatible with Debian) - lt: fix bugs exposed on big-endian systems
- lt: fix detection of hard-links not being supported by filesystem
- lt: fixed resume data regression for seeds with prio 0 files
- compiler update: g++-5 -> g++-7
jlibtorrent-1.2.10.0-javadoc.jar 2.51 MB
jlibtorrent-1.2.10.0-sources.jar 408 KB
Java Classes (required)
jlibtorrent-1.2.10.0.jar 675 KB
Then include the jar with the JNI bindings as you need for your architecture
Android 32bit
jlibtorrent-android-arm-1.2.10.0.jar 2.36 MB
jlibtorrent-android-x86-1.2.10.0.jar2.72 MB
Android 64bit
jlibtorrent-android-arm64-1.2.10.0.jar 2.42 MB
jlibtorrent-android-x86_64-1.2.10.0.jar2.7 MB
Windows 64bit
jlibtorrent-windows-1.2.10.0.jar4.71 MB
macOS 64bit
jlibtorrent-macosx-1.2.10.0.jar 2.19 MB
Linux 64bit
jlibtorrent-linux-1.2.10.0.jar5.62 MB
“Then include the jar with the JNI bindings as you need for your architecture”
Where can a non-programmer who uses Frostwire find detailed instructions on how to implement this update (macOS). Thanks,
Brian, here’s the newest FrostWire 6.8.7, featuring this jlibtorrent 1.2.10 library under the hood.
DMG installer from our official Github Repository
https://github.com/frostwire/frostwire/releases/download/frostwire-desktop-6.8.7-build-296/frostwire-6.8.7.dmg
Soon your FrostWire will give you an update message, we’re currently testing the new library and we’re hoping to have a FrostWire macOS installer (which I’m running on my computer right now) for the public as soon as tomorrow Sep. 15 🙂
Thank you for your interest Brian.