Hi Folks, FYI there’s a bunch of updated documentation on the website including a fully integrated / amalgamated version of the developer guides as well as doxygen documentation which is no

ahead

Hi folks, I have recently been giving some thought to our currently supported Linux platforms which we package. I would be of the mind that: 1. We should drop Fedora packaging. No-one seems to use it

Hi Folks, Now that CentOS has been EOL for 16 months, could I ask for feedback again on the below please? 1, 2 or 3? Cheers, Frank Frank Quinn,Cascadium|+44 (0) 28 8678

Thanks your consideration folks, this RFC is now considered approved and work will begin in the coming weeks. Cheers, Frank Frank Quinn,Cascadium|+44 (0) 28 8678 8015|https://cascadium.io

Hi Folks, I have just opened a new RFC to cover the OpenMAMA Resource Pool originally discussedon the mailing list to try and make the OpenMAMA API more accessible for new users without

Hi Mike, Subscription activations may be created upfront before mama_start if not using the throttle yes. The behaviour you have identified is similar to behaviour outlined in the OpenMAMA

Hi Folks, It has been a while since the last release but we’re pleased to announce the release of OpenMAMA OMNM 1.0.0. This release includes: Complete interface compatibility with

Hi OpenMAMA Dev, I wanted to clarify the expected behavior surrounding creation of subscriptions during application startup – should subscription activations always be executed by the thread

Hi Folks, With more and more packaging options being made available to OpenMAMA, it was only a matter of time before the fact that our build system includes top level header files was to become an

Hi Frank: I read with interest your latest email, and certainly agree that there are ways to make OpenMAMA both easier to use (and harder to mis-use!), and more accessible to new users. We've been

Hi Folks, We are currently considering options for trying to make the OpenMAMA API easier to work with and more accessible for new users. When I look at the OpenMAMA API's strengths and

That’s right Mac users – OpenMAMA has been approved and is now included in homebrew’s set of packages. So to install OpenMAMA on a Mac, simply brew update brew install openmama

Hi Frank: At NYFIX we not too long ago moved from RH to CentOS 7 for our dev and prod installs, and assumed that CentOS 8 would be our eventual upgrade path. It’s way too early to say how things

Hi Folks, I’m curious about the community feeling towards the future of CentOS. I’d appreciate a reply with one or a selection of the followingfor those of you running Red Hat derivative

Hi folks, I am in the final stages of the effort to migrate from Appveyor to Github Actions. This will reduce the overall build time down from 5 hours to 40 minutes across 14 different development

Hi Folks, CentOS 6 is reaching its main EOL on the 30th November (10 days time), so I’d like to ask the community where they are in respect to migration. Please feel free to reply to me

Hi Folks, I am excited to announce that OpenMAMA was successfully contributed to FINOS and it's now available as a FINOS hosted project athttps://github.com/finos/OpenMAMA. Any old links and git

Everyone on this mailing list is already well acquainted with OpenMAMA's awesome-ness, but I want to let you know about something that makes OpenMAMA even more awesome. One thing that has always been

Hi Folks, We are pleased to announce OpenMAMA 6.3.1 is finally here and has now propagated to Cloudsmith, Maven central etc! This is a maintenance release which fixes several outstanding bugs