Upgrading from TurboActivate/TurboFloat 3 to 4.0: any breaking changes?

Do you have some sort of guide to upgrading from TurboActivate/TurboFloat 3 to the latest version of 4.0? That is, can I expect everything to work perfectly the same (with no changes to my own code) if I upgrade? Or are there some breaking changes? Will TurboFloat library 3 work with TurboFloat server 4? Will TurboFloat library 4 work with TurboFloat server 3? That is, if it doesn't, I would have to make sure my updates to my own program coincided perfectly with the client's manually updates of the TurboFloat Server.

I just want to make sure there aren't any gotchas that I need to specifically watch out for or test for.

We've updated all of the examples to show how to use the new TurboActivate API. The biggest change in C/C++ is properly "namespacing" the global functions (TA_CheckAndSavePKey() instead of CheckAndSavePKey() ) and using handles.

For all other languages the biggest change is that the member functions of the "TurboActivate class" cannot be called statically anymore. You now have to create a TurboActivate instance and call the functions. Again, all of these changes are show and explained in the examples and updated documentation: https://wyday.com/limelm/help/using-turboactivate/

TurboActivate will always be backwards compatible. Meaning the activation data from TA 2.x or 3.x will be read and upgraded to the new 4.x format without a hiccup.

>> "Will TurboFloat library 3 work with TurboFloat server 4? "

Yes.

>> "Will TurboFloat library 4 work with TurboFloat server 3? "

No. The TurboFloat Server always has to be as new as or newer than the TurboFloat Library versions (as a general rule -- there's wiggle room in the minor versions).

>> "That is, if it doesn't, I would have to make sure my updates to my own program coincided perfectly with the client's manually updates of the TurboFloat Server. "

Have them update the TurboFloat Server first. After they have done that they can roll out the new version of your app.

Let me know if that helps.

That makes sense. Thanks for the information.