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-SimGrid (3.17) UNRELEASED (release target: September 22 2017)
+SimGrid (3.18) NOT RELEASED YET (target: December 24 2017)
+
+ S4U
+ - Link::name() is deprecated and will be removed in v3.21, use instead
+   Link::getCname().
+ - Mailbox::getName() changed to return a std::string, use instead
+   Mailbox::getCname() to get a char*.
+ - Storage::getName() changed to return a std::string, use intead
+   Storage::getCname() to get a char*.
+
+ XBT
+ - Define class simgrid::xbt::Path to manage file names.
+ - Removed unused functions:
+   - xbt/file.h: xbt_basename(), xbt_dirname(), xbt_getline()
+   - xbt/str.h: xbt_str_join()
+
+SimGrid (3.17) Released October 8 2017
 
  The Drained Leaks release: (almost) no known leaks despite the tests.
 
  Even very long simulations will preserve your memory: our testsuite
- stresses SimGrid for over 45mn on fast machines, and there is only
- one single known leak, of about 4kb.
+ stresses SimGrid for over 45mn on fast machines for a coverage of
+ over 80%, and there is only one single known leak, of about 4kb.
 
 
  S4U
@@ -32,6 +48,7 @@ SimGrid (3.17) UNRELEASED (release target: September 22 2017)
  - Removed unused functions:
    - xbt/str.h: xbt_str_split_str(), xbt_str_subst(), xbt_str_ltrim(),
        xbt_str_rtrim(), xbt_str_trim().
+   - xbt/xbt_os_thread.h: xbt_os_thread_cancel(), xbt_os_thread_detach().
 
  Misc
  - Removed header files obsolete since SimGrid 3.12:
@@ -50,6 +67,8 @@ SimGrid (3.17) UNRELEASED (release target: September 22 2017)
    - #222: Actor::kill() doesn't really kill and segfaults
    - #225: Actor::kill() doesn't really kill when victims are doing a join()
 
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+
 SimGrid (3.16) Released June 22. 2017.
 
  The Blooming Spring Release: developments are budding.