There was a stack corruption somewhere, visible only when optimizing
with these versions [Vince]
+ SIMDAG:
+ * This is a NEW module! SimDAG (SD for short) is a revival of the old SG
+ module that enabled to play with Directed Acyclic Graphs. It is built
+ directly on top of SURF and provides an API rather close to the old
+ SG. Some old codes using SG are currently under rewrite to check that
+ all needful functions are provided. [Christophe Thiery]
+
SURF:
* complete rewrote of the KCCFLN05 workstation model. It is now an
extension of the classical CLM03 model that gracefully handles
gras_socket_t expeditor=gras_msg_cb_ctx_from(ctx);
and you're set.
* New! function: gras_msg_handleall to deal with all messages arriving
- within a given period.
+ within a given period.
+ * New! function: gras_socket_server_range to get a server socket in a
+ range of port numbers (ease to avoid port number conflicts) [MQ]
* New! gras processes display their backtrace when they get a SIGUSR1
or when Ctrl-C is pressed. Use Ctrl-C Ctrl-C to exit.
Sweet to debug RL processes [MQ]
impossible to mesure the latency this way (needs one byte-long tests)
WARNING: this changes the amok_bw_* function semantic. [MQ]
- Implements the link saturation stuff. [MQ]
- * Host management module:
+ * Peer management module:
New! module factorizing code that we wrote over and over [MQ].
XBT:
stdio may need to include it by themselves. [AL]
* Fixed xbt/log.h. A missing SG_BEGIN_DECL prevented compilation with
g++. [AL]
+ * Renamed xbt_host_t into xbt_peer_t since it betterly describes what I
+ meant. This breaks the API of AMOK and of xbt/config. Sorry about this,
+ but I guess that almost nobody used those parts. [MQ]
- --
+ -- Da SimGrid team <simgrid-devel@lists.gforge.inria.fr> Fri, 14 Jul 2006 01:32:27 +0200
SimGrid (3.0.1) unstable; urgency=low
