1.3.9

• Fixed LFBB_MULTICORE_HOSTED not being forwarded as a value through CMake and being exposed as PRIVATE, which silently ignored the user-supplied value and caused a struct layout mismatch between the library build and consumers
• Tightened debug-time asserts: LFBB_Init now rejects single-byte buffers, LFBB_ReadRelease asserts the read amount stays within the buffer
• Documentation, style and tooling fixes

1.3.8

• Avoided potential false sharing due to wrapping indexes for performance

1.3.7

• Added a performance optimization, where the atomic invalidate index load can be avoided after writing wraps

1.3.6

• Fixed an omission where the invalidate index was sharing a cacheline with other members, leading to unnecessary performance loss

1.3.5

• Added a performance optimization, where the atomic read index load can be avoided after reading wraps

1.3.4

• A critical linear space calculation bug that could cause data corruption was fixed

1.3.3

• Added the ability to configure the library through CMake

1.3.2

• Performance and code conciseness improvements

1.3.1

• A critical bug where valid data would be invalidated if the write ended exactly on the end of the buffer was fixed - @KOLANICH in lfbb_cpp

1.3.0

• Set LFBB_MULTICORE_HOSTED to false by default. This is a more embedded-friendly configuration which doesn't impact hosted platforms performance significantly if the library is left unconfigured but avoids wasting space on embedded devices. When using the library on hosted platforms passing LFBB_MULTICORE_HOSTED as true is now advised for maximum performance.