Soprano - the Qt/C++ RDF framework

Soprano 2.8.0 is the latest major release of the Qt RDF storage and parsing framework. It is targetted towards KDE 4.9 users and comes with a bunch of improvements over the 2.7 series:

Soprano 2.7.6 is another bugfix release in the 2.7 series. It comes with the following fixes and improvements:

• Support for the new SPARQL 1.1 DELETE statement which omits the graph to delete from for faster removeAllStatement execution in the Virtuoso backend.
• Support for the new default graph query result format of Virtuoso >= 6.1.5.
• Fixed apidox generation with Doxygen 1.8.0.

It is time for another Soprano release. This time there are a few useful fixes. Soprano 2.7.5 comes with the following fixes and improvements as compared to 2.7.4:

Soprano 2.7.4 is another bugfix release in the 2.7 series:

• Enabled large file support (_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64) to fix large DB file locking on 32bit machines.
• Do not use an event loop when waiting for Virtuoso to initialize.
• In the socket client: simply close the connection in case of a timeout. We cannot recover from it anyway.

Soprano 2.7.3 comes with two small improvements over 2.7.2:

• Soprano can now be built with cmake 2.6 again (2.6.4 to be exact - matching the min requirement for kdelibs 4.7.3)
• The Virtuoso backend now emits a signal when the virtuoso instance goes down. This is used by Nepomuk to restart if Virtuoso crashed or was killed by a third party.

It is recommended for packagers to use Soprano 2.7.3 with KDE 4.7.3.

I hereby announce the release of Soprano 2.7.2, the second bugfix release in the Soprano 2.7 series. It comes with the following fixes:

Soprano 2.7.1 and 2.6.1 are bugfix releases which fix a crash in the DBus communication.
2.7.1 is the recommended release for recent Linux distributions, 2.6.1 should be used on systems which still use Raptor 1.
 
Update:
Please DO NOT USE these releases as the appent fix they contain actually makes things worse. I am working on a real fix.

Soprano 2.7.0 is finally there with a full port to Raptor2 thanks to the work by Smit Shah and Artem Serebinsky. Changed as compared to the 2.6 series include:

Soprano 2.6.51 is the first release candidate of Soprano 2.7. It is intended to be used with KDE 4.7 RC1.

Although being a major release Soprano 2.6.0 brings only small changes as compared to 2.5. It's main purpose is to accompany the release of KDE 4.6.