Pyro 4.14 released!

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Hi,

Pyro 4.14 has just been released!

Get it from Pypi:  http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Pyro4/
Documentation: http://packages.python.org/Pyro4/index.html

Changes:

* Fixed source-newline incompatibility with sending module sources with flame, the
fixExecSourceNewlines should be used on Python 3.0 and 3.1 as well it seemed.
* fix IronPython crash: set socketutil.setNoInherit to a dummy for IronPython because
it can?t pass the proper arguments to the win32 api call
* new config item MAX_MESSAGE_SIZE to optionally set a limit on the size of the
messages sent on the wire, default=0 bytes (which means unlimited size).
* fixed some unit test problems with pypy and ironpython
* fixed some problems with MSG_WAITALL socket option on systems that don?t properly
support it
* temporary workaround for threadpool scaling problem (lock-up): pool is fixed at
THREADPOOL_MINTHREADS threads, until the thread pool has been redesigned to get rid of
the issues.

Time constraints made me choose the rather unfortunate workaround for the threadpool
problem rather than really fixing the bug. I plan on fixing it soon though, and
release a new version, with the silly workaround removed. But for now I think it's
better to avoid locking up, than having a scaling threadpool.


Enjoy,

Irmen de Jong

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