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- jlibtorrent-1.2.0.19-sources.jar 398 KB
- jlibtorrent-1.2.0.19.jar 669 KB
- jlibtorrent-android-arm-1.2.0.19.jar 2.29 MB
- jlibtorrent-android-x86-1.2.0.19.jar 2.59 MB
- jlibtorrent-linux-1.2.0.19.jar 5.13 MB
- jlibtorrent-macosx-1.2.0.19.jar 2.2 MB
- jlibtorrent-windows-1.2.0.19.jar 4.55 MB
jlibtorrent is a high level java API that wraps libtorrent, the most efficient, most powerful and battle tested C++ opensource bittorrent library in the world.
FrostWire BitTorrent clients for Android, Windows, Mac and Linux are developed using jlibtorrent
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changelog:
1.2.0.19
- libtorrent release 1.2.0
- using android NDK r18b
- updated to boost 1.69.0
- updated to OpenSSL 1.1.1a
- fixed activeDhtLimit SettingsPack setter
- development: new local build scripts for macosx, android
- lt:only allow cwnd to be reduced so often (utp)
- lt:avoid announcing local ip to private tracker
- lt:don’t treat loss of MTU probe packet as a congestion signal (utp)
- lt:make sure we reset the duplicate ack counter every time we don’t receive
a duplicate ack (utp) - lt:remove old (incompatible) sequence number build option (utp)
- lt:don’t leave slow-start just because we hit the advertized receive window
- lt:simplify and improve the uTP deferred ACK logic to respond earlier
- lt:improve logic for fast-retransmitting packets on incoming SACK
- lt:improve utp verbose logging a bit and make the parser pull out more
metrics - lt:restore permissions on directories to 1.1. i.e. rely on umask
- lt:minor fix to invalid_request_alert logging
- lt:add assignment operator to span
- lt:fix %u -> %d format codes
- lt:fix deprecation markup in torrent_status
- lt:tweak heuristic of how to interpret url seeds in multi-file torrents
- lt:added more TORRENT_DEPRECATED_ENUM and deprecated unused aio_max in
settings_pack - lt:take a string_view in setting_by_name
- lt:fix typo in peer log
- lt:deprecate start_default_features flag, it’s only used in deprecated API
- lt:remove verbose peer logging
- lt:make stack_allocator::format_string() grow the buffer for large strings
- lt:move where socket buffers are set up, to happen after the socket is
opened. log errors in the peer’s log instead of session and torrent - lt:add stats counter for the number of outstanding async_accept calls
- lt:fix potential issue where the dht port message is sent before the peer
handshake - lt:correct %u format code for pieces in printf() calls
- lt:attempt to fix an assert for a newly connected peer that disconnects just
as we receive the metadata - lt:don’t use page aligned disk buffers
- lt:include &ipv4= for private trackers
- lt:add support for &ipv4= tracker argument
- lt:use new bdecoder in ut_metadata class
- lt:fix redundant bytes overflow
- lt:check for self-assignment in bitfield operator=
- lt:initialize bencoded ints with zero when constructed
- lt:exit natpmp::on_reply earlier if we’re shutting down
- lt:fix setting ipv6 interface
- lt:a better fix to the ssl port announce bug
- lt:perfect forward async handlers for udp_socket to underlying asio socket
- lt:move the whole add_torrent_params object into save_resume_data_alert
- lt:actually fix the issue with the second tracker announce with port 0
- lt:remove redundant MTU boundary checks
- lt:fix of asio-debugging build in natpmp. resend_request could be called
directly, not only as a handler for an async operation - lt:fix move_storage with save_path with a trailing slash
- lt:only make snubbed peers invert the piece picking strategy when we’re
doing rarest first - lt:ssl listen port fix and improved tracker announce logging
- lt:properly tear down the disk_io_thread object in set_piece_hashes() when
exiting via an exception - lt:make throwing versions of read_resume_data
- lt:fix overflow in sliding_average in the case of very high download rates
- lt:renamed debug_notification to connect_notification
- lt:fix issue in udp_socket with unusual socket failure
- lt:utp close-reason use after free fix
- lt:source code cleanup, performance and stability
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