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1.0.3

- Date 2016-01-14
- Fixed a multi-threading issue in the genicam callback mechamism.
- Reworked build scripts for Linux.

1.0.2

- Date 2016-01-12
- Make pypylon requirement of legacy modules less restrictive. Instead of
being tied to a certain version of pypylon, the legacy modules now simply
depend on 'pypylon'.
- Version 1.0.0 tried to fix a build warning. That change unintentionally
corrupted the support for the genicam callback mechamism. Now the callback
support is operational again.

1.0.1

- Date 2015-12-09
- Fix arm build

1.0.0

- Date 2015-12-09
- Use pylon5 copy deloyment feature in order to deliver a more self
contained pypylon. Now the only thing that needs to be present aside
from python and pypylon are the pylon drivers - no more need for a
complete pylon installation.
- Using the copy deployment feature leads to an INCOMPATIBLE change in
module/package layout. Up to this point 'pylon' and 'genicam' have been
simple modules that could be imported directly - e.g. 'import pylon'.
Now there is the package 'pypylon' that consists of the modules 'pylon'
and 'genicam'. So the import has to look like this 'import pypylon.pylon'.
- In order to ease the transition to the new layout, the 'legacy' packages
'pylon' and 'genicam' are provided. When those are installed in addition
to 'pypylon' client code can still use the import 'import pylon' or
'import genicam'. These new 'legacy' packages are marked as 'deprecated'
and will be dropped at some point in the future.
- pypylon.pylon and pypylon.genicam now have an attribute named
'__version__' that contains the version string.

0.9.0

- Date 2015-11-06
- First steps towards using pylon5's copy deployment feature.

0.3.0

- Date 2015-11-04
- Build on pylon5 and genicam 3

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