flutter_cpp_bridge 1.0.1

A Flutter package that simplifies calling C++ code from Dart via FFI. Provides Service, ServicePool, and StandaloneService abstractions around dart:ffi to manage C++ shared-library lifecycle and messa [...]

1.0.1

• Update README installation instructions now that the package is on pub.dev.
• Remove unused ffigen dev dependency.

1.0.0

• First stable release — event-driven delivery is now the default and only delivery mechanism. No breaking changes relative to 0.1.0.
• Published on pub.dev.

0.1.0

• Replace the Timer.periodic polling loop with an event-driven delivery mechanism using dart:ffi NativeCallable.listener. Zero CPU consumption at idle.
• Each service now requires a fifth mandatory C symbol, set_message_callback(void (*cb)()). The C++ worker calls cb immediately after pushing a message; Dart processes it on the event loop.
• ServicePool no longer owns a periodic timer. The poll interval parameter has been removed.
• Service.dispose() closes the NativeCallable and stops the service.

0.0.0

• Initial release.
• Service: base class to wrap a C++ shared library via dart:ffi. Binds four mandatory C functions (start_service, stop_service, get_next_message, free_message) and exposes a broadcast message stream.
• ServicePool: manages multiple services and polls them at a configurable interval (default 100 ms).
• StandaloneService: a Service subclass that starts immediately on construction and exposes a dispose() method.