Azure IoT Plugin Change Log
Table of Contents
4.10
New Features
AZUREIOT-72 |
Update to Azure SDK February 2020 LTS release |
AZUREIOT-70 |
CC32XX - Update documentation to provide clear steps on updating the Service Pack and Cert Store |
AZUREIOT-68 |
MSP432E4 - Use the NDK library with hardware acceleration |
AZUREIOT-66 |
Support the SimpleLink 4.10 (Q1 2020) SDKs |
AZUREIOT-32 |
Update examples to use Display_printf() instead of printf() and route log output to Display_printf() |
Bugs Resolved
AZUREIOT-62 |
HTTP message properties are not received by device |
3.30
New Features
Bugs Resolved
Compatibility Notes
All examples in this release have been updated to use SysConfig. SysConfig generates .c and .h files with the various configuration data structures and constants. These files were previously written by hand. Check the SimpleLink SDK’s User’s Guide for more information about SysConfig.
3.20
New Features
Bugs Resolved
2.20
New Features
Bugs Resolved
AZUREIOT-49 |
Setting x509 certificates using IoTHubClient_LL_SetOption() results in unauthorized connection |
AZUREIOT-46 |
Build warnings in prov_dev_client_ll_sample for GCC + TIRTOS |
Compatibility Notes
In this release, there is a change in the certificate file that contains the certificate used for connecting to Azure. If you have run examples from previous releases of the plugin, delete the old ms.pem file from the cert/ directory on the device’s filesystem. When you run an example from this release, it automatically flashes the new file if one is not present.
2.10
New Features
Bugs Resolved
2.00
New Features
AZUREIOT-21 |
Support the SimpleLink 2.20 (Q2 2018) SDKs |
AZUREIOT-19 |
Update to Jan 2018 LTS release |
AZUREIOT-16 |
add support for X509 authentication |
AZUREIOT-12 |
Add MSP432E4 support |
AZUREIOT-6 |
Add FreeRTOS support |
Bugs Resolved
AZUREIOT-25 |
printf() output should follow toolchain behavior rather than build on UARTUtils |
AZUREIOT-17 |
Memory leak in tlsio_sl_destroy() in tlsio_sl.c |
AZUREIOT-15 |
Examples should honor user configured SECURITY_TYPE |
AZUREIOT-13 |
HTTPAPI_CreateConnection() can cause memory corruption on server connection failures |
AZUREIOT-8 |
Remove .git files in azure-iot-sdk-c created by git submodule cloning |
Compatibility Notes
This release uses a new directory structure for the Platform Adaptation Layer (PAL) so that it is cleanly separated from the rest of the Microsoft Azure IoT C SDK. This makes it easier to distinguish TI-modified content in the PAL versus the code directly obtained from Microsoft, which is helpful when updating the latter.