v2.5.2

• Fixed multiple compilations issues, compiles cleanly with GCC 11 and Clang 12
• Cleaned up codebase. Because constructors become trivial, the ABI changed, necessitating a SONAME bump.
• Hidden visibility support on Unix. If you relied on being able to link to implementation details, this will fail now due to internal classes being marked with __attribute__((visibility("hidden"))).
• Fix c/C parsing
• Support B-type arrays

v2.5.1

Fixed the provided pkg-config file to contain correct static dependencies.

v2.5.0

Added support for long CIGARs (>64K operations).

See discussion here: samtools/hts-specs#40

v2.4.2

BamTools 2.4.2 is a maintenance-only release.

• Make codebase C++98/11/14 agnostic. Due to some C++98-era coding niggles, BamTools would not build when compiled in C++11 or C++14 mode. This has been fixed, such that the current codebase is C++ version agnostic.
• CMake has been sanitized and made more modern, idiomatic and standardized. Out-of-source builds are guaranteed now. Instead of picking binaries/libraries from the build tree, users should stage and/or install BamTools instead.

v2.4.1

v2.4.1

• Added: list-tag support to 'bamtools split'
• Fixed: various architecture/compiler errors (see commits for specifics)
• Fixed: documentation-related errors