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-SimGrid (3.24.1) NOT RELEASED YET (v3.25 expected December 22. 2029, 04:19 UTC)
+SimGrid (3.25.1) UNRELEASED (target: March 20 2020 or v3.26 on 3/26/20)
+
+Fixed bugs (FG#.. -> framagit bugs; FG!.. -> framagit merge requests):
+ - FG#43: xbt::random needs some care
+ - FG#48: The Impossible Did Happen (yet again)
+ - FG!24: Documentation and fix for xbt/random
+ - GH#139: Allow pthread creation in SMPI
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+SimGrid (3.25) February 2. 2020 (aka 02 02 2020)
+
+The Palindrom Day Release.
 
 Important user-visible changes:
 - Improve the Python usability (stability and documentation).
@@ -8,14 +20,14 @@ Important user-visible changes:
   - Python's doc was organized as a separate tree, now integrated with C++.
   - C bindings of S4U were not part of the doc.
   - The C++ doc was also improved as methods are now split by theme.
-- Further deprecate MSG: you now have to pass -Denable-MSG=ON to cmake.
-  - The plan is to completely remove MSG by the end of 2020.
+- Further deprecate MSG: you now have to pass -Denable_msg=ON to cmake.
+  - This is mandatory to use the Java bindings.
+  - OFF by default; The plan is to completely remove MSG by 2020Q4 or 2021Q1.
 - SimDAG++: Automatic dependencies on S4U activities (experimental)
   - Some features are already implemented but not all of them
   - Cannot block an activity until it's scheduled on a resource
-  - Only Exec and Io so far. Comms are not handled yet.
-  - No heterogeneous wait_any() that would mix Exec and Io activities.
-  - See examples/s4u/{io-,exec-}dependent for what's already there.
+  - No heterogeneous wait_any() that would mix Exec/Comm/Io activities.
+  - See examples/s4u/{io,exec,comm}-dependent for what's already there.