X-Git-Url: http://info.iut-bm.univ-fcomte.fr/pub/gitweb/simgrid.git/blobdiff_plain/e87e7a6959f53286092e5c160dd865579601ba0e..2be391bf4988a192dc9b771b2b07fff30a71c6c0:/ChangeLog diff --git a/ChangeLog b/ChangeLog index acd2d0ba06..8c0b53308d 100644 --- a/ChangeLog +++ b/ChangeLog @@ -1,19 +1,32 @@ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -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!24: Documentation and fix for xbt/random + - GH#139: Allow pthread creation in SMPI + +---------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +SimGrid (3.25) February 2. 2020 (aka 02 02 2020) + +The Palindrom Day Release. Important user-visible changes: -- Great improvement of the Python binding's stability. +- Improve the Python usability (stability and documentation). - A nasty synchronization bug was ironed out, see also below. -- Reorganization of the C & Python bindings' documentation. - - Python was organized as a separate tree, C was not part of the doc + - 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. + - 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.