- * Major cleanups all around (doc, user options, MSG, lua, internals)
+ * Major cleanups all around (doc, user options, MSG, Lua, internals)
Small backward compatibility glitches may have been introduced
* Parallel execution of user code should be stable and efficient now
* SMPI is now considered stable
Small backward compatibility glitches may have been introduced
* Parallel execution of user code should be stable and efficient now
* SMPI is now considered stable
The "Not coding new stuff allows to polish old things" release.
* Portability to Mac and Windows improved.
The "Not coding new stuff allows to polish old things" release.
* Portability to Mac and Windows improved.
- new efficient way to bypass the XML parser
* MSG: at last asynchronous functions are available
* SIMDAG: many usability improvements (dotloader, ...)
- new efficient way to bypass the XML parser
* MSG: at last asynchronous functions are available
* SIMDAG: many usability improvements (dotloader, ...)
Most important changes:
* surf and simix modules reworked for simplification.
It lays the ground for future extensions and improvements of SimGrid
Most important changes:
* surf and simix modules reworked for simplification.
It lays the ground for future extensions and improvements of SimGrid
On the way, we gained a bit more than 5% on the classical master/slave
example. More to come on this in future releases.
On the way, we gained a bit more than 5% on the classical master/slave
example. More to come on this in future releases.
* We fixed a large amount of bugs all around
* We sanitized the way configuration is handled internally.
* We fixed a large amount of bugs all around
* We sanitized the way configuration is handled internally.
* Complete regression testing framework so that you can trust the tool
* Lot of neat new modules in the XBT toolbox
* Complete regression testing framework so that you can trust the tool
* Lot of neat new modules in the XBT toolbox
(debian), as well as Mac OSX (leopard).
Unfortunately, our windows-guy left, and we cannot release the windows
(debian), as well as Mac OSX (leopard).
Unfortunately, our windows-guy left, and we cannot release the windows
quite puzzled, but I suspect a bug in the test, not in the lib.
* the tesh auto-tests "fail" on Mac OSX. This is because "rm -rf" is
sometimes too verbose (when the OS creates hidden files, I
quite puzzled, but I suspect a bug in the test, not in the lib.
* the tesh auto-tests "fail" on Mac OSX. This is because "rm -rf" is
sometimes too verbose (when the OS creates hidden files, I
much here for the suspense ;)
We hope you'll enjoy this new version, and please report any feedback
much here for the suspense ;)
We hope you'll enjoy this new version, and please report any feedback