NNDK 2.7.5 beta release is now out and available for download on the NetBurner tools download page. Please report any issues in this thread or directly to support by submitting a new ticket at http://support.netburner.com.
# Release 2.7.5 (March 2016)
## New in this release
* Examples
* Added TcpResourceInfo example which displays free buffers and sockets
* SNMP
* Added multiple interface support for SNMP
* SB800EX
* Added support for new platform
* TLS/SSL
* Added support for certificate chain verification
* Added new method to compile in SSL/TLS/SSH certs as binary blobs rather than parsed structures. Old method deprecated
* Added additional parameter for SSL_connect which allows you to turn peer verification on/off on a per connection basis
## Corrections in this release
* MCF5441X
* Fixed multicast rx error
* Fixed multi CAN driver to work correctly with simultaneous CAN channels
* POP3
* Fixed POP3, it was ignoring passed timeouts and hardcoding a 10 second wait period
* System
* Fixed double negatives in output from all printf functions
* Fixed IGMP join uninitialized parameter error
* WebSockets
* Fixes websocket trap on abnormal socket closure
* Wifi
* Fixed performance issue with MOD5272 wifi driver
I'm doing a ton of multicast on the MOD5441x platform so just want to better understand what the issue was and the impact of the change so I can be aware of any impact it might have for me.
Related to MOD54417 switch table. MOD54415 is unaffected. Basically, the code to add the Multicast MACs was correct for adding the entries, but missed the fact that they should also add the processor to list of destinations (The code was lifted directly from the learning function of the switch, so the included ports was wrong). It is literally a 1-bit change (0x6 became 0x7).
I was just about to report the double minus sign for negative numbers issues when I saw the 2.7.5 release. Is this related to the underlying gcc version?
The underlying gcc version in 2.7.5 is the same it has been for quite a long time. I'm guessing the issue was related to reworking of the print libs from last year.