Net-Ping-Network 1.62 (ANGERSTEI)
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Revision history for Perl extension Net::Ping::Network. 1.62 2009-03-19T19:45:21Z - Metering high resulotion PING Rountriptime added. - Object is now in "Best Practise" aka "Perl::Critic" Style. - performance has slightly increased, noticable when using lists of 10 or more hosts. - Documentation has been updated. 1.60 2008-09-29T19:25:33Z - Fixing typos in documentation (sorry!) - Adding support for configuration of icmp packet-Size 1.57 2008-09-29T11:15:35Z - 1.57 implementing RFC3021 Complaince (Using 31-Bit Prefixes on IPv4 Point-to-Point Links) 1.56 2008-09-09T10:11:08Z - 1.56 minor change in documentation - Till 1.55 Net::Ping::Network was a simple collection of function, to increase the performance of ICMP-availability checks by parallelization. Now it has become an OOP-Modul with all the fancy stuff perl programmers love most. - 1.00 stable class of functions to enhance ping-performance utilizing Net::Ping::External to become more portable.
Revision history for Perl extension Net::Ping::Network.
1.62 Fr Mar 19 19:45:21 2009
- Metering high resulotion PING Rountriptime added.
- Object is now in "Best Practise" aka "Perl::Critic" Style.
- performance has slightly increased, noticable when using lists of 10 or more hosts.
- Documentation has been updated.
1.60 Mon Sep 29 19:25:33 2008
- Fixing typos in documentation (sorry!)
- Adding support for configuration of icmp packet-Size
1.57 Mon Sep 29 11:15:35 2008
- 1.57 implementing RFC3021 Complaince (Using 31-Bit Prefixes on IPv4 Point-to-Point Links)
1.56 Mon Sep 09 10:11:08 2008
- 1.56 minor change in documentation
- Till 1.55 Net::Ping::Network was a simple collection of function,
to increase the performance of ICMP-availability checks by parallelization.
Now it has become an OOP-Modul with all the fancy stuff perl programmers love most.
- 1.00 stable class of functions to enhance ping-performance utilizing Net::Ping::External
to become more portable.
@@ -1,22 +1,25 @@ -Revision history for Perl extension Net::Ping::Network. +Revision history for Perl extension Net::Ping::Network. - + -1.62 Fr Mar 19 19:45:21 2009 +1.62 2009-03-19T19:45:21Z - - Metering high resulotion PING Rountriptime added. + - Metering high resulotion PING Rountriptime added. - - Object is now in "Best Practise" aka "Perl::Critic" Style. + - Object is now in "Best Practise" aka "Perl::Critic" Style. - - performance has slightly increased, noticable when using lists of 10 or more hosts. + - performance has slightly increased, noticable when using lists of 10 or - - Documentation has been updated. + more hosts. - + - Documentation has been updated. -1.60 Mon Sep 29 19:25:33 2008 + - - Fixing typos in documentation (sorry!) +1.60 2008-09-29T19:25:33Z - - Adding support for configuration of icmp packet-Size + - Fixing typos in documentation (sorry!) - + - Adding support for configuration of icmp packet-Size -1.57 Mon Sep 29 11:15:35 2008 + - - 1.57 implementing RFC3021 Complaince (Using 31-Bit Prefixes on IPv4 Point-to-Point Links) +1.57 2008-09-29T11:15:35Z - + - 1.57 implementing RFC3021 Complaince (Using 31-Bit Prefixes on IPv4 -1.56 Mon Sep 09 10:11:08 2008 + Point-to-Point Links) - - 1.56 minor change in documentation + - - Till 1.55 Net::Ping::Network was a simple collection of function, +1.56 2008-09-09T10:11:08Z - to increase the performance of ICMP-availability checks by parallelization. + - 1.56 minor change in documentation - Till 1.55 Net::Ping::Network was a - Now it has become an OOP-Modul with all the fancy stuff perl programmers love most. + simple collection of function, to increase the performance of - - 1.00 stable class of functions to enhance ping-performance utilizing Net::Ping::External + ICMP-availability checks by parallelization. Now it has become an - to become more portable. + OOP-Modul with all the fancy stuff perl programmers love most. + - 1.00 stable class of functions to enhance ping-performance utilizing + Net::Ping::External to become more portable. +
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