LFC / News: Recent posts
LFC 0.5 is out!
First LFC2 alpha-version if finally out!
(and don't be misled, it has quite a few features for an 'alpha release')
Please read the notes/changelog for more information.
2002-06-09
the team keeps growing
Mr. Keith D. Zimmerman has just joined the team. He's interested in working on the GUI module. Welcome to the team Keith.
2002-02-18
new team member
We've got a new developer, Alexander Zlatanov. Welcome to the team Alexander.
2002-02-17
LFC docs now available for download
LFC docs are also available now in the 'Files' section, at SourceForge, for your downloading pleasure.
2002-01-30
Online LFC docs
LFC docs now available online at http://www.lfc2.net/docs.html. Come and check it out!
2002-01-26
The team is still growing...
Three more developers had just joined the team. Welcome Mark, Virdee and Keith!
2001-12-26
New Team MemberS!
It seems that Santa has brought more developers to LFC, to support it. Thanks Santa, and let's welcome Ying Yin and Srinivas Gannavarapu to the team!
2001-12-26
going back in time a little
In case you were wondering where/what LFC1 is, well here it is: http://www.lfc2.net/lfc1.html. Come and check it out!
2001-12-24
new domain name
As of today, we have a new domain name: lfc2.net!
You can check it out at http://www.lfc2.net/ or http://lfc2.net/
2001-11-04
october preAlpha release
Please, go ahead and download this month' snapshot, check it out and let us know what you think of it.
2001-10-17
new website design
We now have a new website design, thanks to Jim. Check it out!
2001-09-30
preAlpha release
For those who want to skip the CVS procedures, we've set up a preAlpha release snapshot for download, in the 'Files' section. Please have a look!
2001-09-19
website designer
We now have a new team member, Jim Allen, web designer, who is now working on our website design. Let's all give him a warm welcome!
2001-09-17
website online!
We have now a functional website. Come visit us at http://lfc.sourceforge.net
2001-09-08
better makefiles
As of today we have, thanks to Razvan, cross-platform & compiler makefiles.
2001-08-25
Serial communications support
LFC now has support for serial communication devices (serial ports, modems, ...)
The support consist of SerialPort class (lfc.streams.serial) and a serial comm PAL for win32 (Win9x/NT/2000) and posix (tested on Linux and FreeBSD).
2001-06-28
LFC2 on FreeBSD
Thanks to Razvan Cojocaru (razvanco@univ-ovidius.ro) LFC now compiles under FreeBSD 4.3!
2001-06-19