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Aspose.Tasks for C++ 24.6 (Windows) updates your development toolkit with resource leveling, security improvements, and bug fixes to ascertain stability and data protection within your C++ MPP processing applications.
The latest C++ library release introduces an experimental resource leveling feature. With this functionality, you can optimize your project schedules by automatically managing task start and end dates to fix resource conflicts. Presently, this functionality comes with certain limitations. The following code example highlights the simple manner in which you can implement resource leveling into your C++ apps on Windows.
auto project = System::MakeObject<Project>(System::String(u"input.mpp")); ResourceLeveler::LevelAll(project);
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Aspose.Tasks for C++ 24.6 caters to the use of non-FIPS compliant algorithms, promoting more dynamic security practices within your Windows-based C++ solutions.
This release resolves several identified problems, including:
You can view the list of all new features, enhancements, and bug fixes introduced in this release by visiting Aspose.Tasks for C++ 24.6 Release Notes.