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Symia: 0.3 release brings few enhancements
- More functions were added : cosh, sinh, tanh, acos, asin, atan, acosh, asinh, atanh, erf, log10.
- There's now a method to get the list of all known functions
- Windows - Visual C++ 9 / 2008 (Express Edition)
- Linux - ICC (intel c/c++ compiler) 11.1 20100414
- Linux - gcc (gcc 4.5.0)
- Linux - clang (llvm/clang svn as of june 18th, 2010)
Mercurial activity extension: Release 1.3
Some new features in this new release:
- It's now possible to split activity according to branches or directories
- the usual bug fixes (complete list)
Once again, Frédéric MOULIN contributed to this release, thanks!
Check the wiki for more information, and feel free to report problems, bugs, and wishes on the tracker
Most of people prefer using a clone , but you can also get tarbarls from the files tab.
Colibri: First release for Colibri, 1.0-alpha1
Be warned, this is of alpha quality. That said, it works pretty well here. The full annoncement can be found on my blog
PyTiCroque: PyTiCroque 0.5 est sorti.
Les nouveautés:
- notification des messages privés sur CroqueMonster
- notification des changements de niveau de votre agence
- notification des variations de score et de réputation de votre agence
- notification des variations de score et de Co2 du syndicat
- notification des agences quittant ou rejoignant votre syndicat
- notification des variations de score et de réputation des agences de votre syndicat
- réglage individuel de chaque notification
- correction de l'annonce décalée des contrats paradoxaux pour les fuseaux horaires différents de la France
- attaques de GrosMiam notifiées toutes les minutes au lieu de toutes les trois minutes
Mercurial activity extension: Release 1.2
Some new features in this new release:
- Don't go further than 'today' in the graph : this way the graph does not 'fade out' and give the impression that work has stopped on the project.
- new option --display to display the graph instead of just creating a png file
- new option --splitfiles that does the same as --splitauthors..... but on files, obviously :)
- The activity extension will now work even if no display is present, so that you can create png on headless servers for example
Several bugs were fixed as well, most importantly the extension should now work a lot better under Windows.
I would like to thanks Frédéric MOULIN for several contributions, fixing bugs and implementing some of those features!
Check the wiki for more information, and feel free to report problems, bugs, and wishes on the tracker
Most of people prefer using a clone , but you can also get tarbarlls from the files tab.
Symia: 0.2 released with misc fixes
- Visual C++ 9 / 2008 (Express Edition)
- icc (intel c/c++ compiler) 11.1 20090827
Emerge activity: Release 1.0 for EmergeActivity
EmergeActivity is a small script based on python and matplotlib that creates an image displaying emerge successes over time. See the [[wiki]] for more information and screenshots.
It now has been tested/used for one year and is released as such.
If you now what source control and 'mercurial' are, you can clone the repository from the repository, else you can download the script here : EmergeActivity.py
PyTiCroque: PyTiCroque 0.43 est sorti.
- gestion de nouvelles règles de guerre
- plus de plantage au démarrage
- notification des prochaines mises à jour de PyTiCroque
Symia: Announcing symia 0.1
Most of free software related to symbolic calculus is focused on providing a human interface, with emphasis on expression simplification and exhaustive algorithms and formulas.
Very few can be used as a libraray, with a clear and documented API. Even less use C++, and none is licensed as LGPL
Symia (short for "symbolia") fills this gap. It was developed for industrial needs, and is released by Sylphide Consulting in the hope it could be useful to others.
Examples of what can be done is provided on the web page
Zeta Platform: Pre-compiled kernel for Zeta
I've added a pre-compiled kernel to the the File tab: you can use this file with the emulator. This way people can play with Zeta without the need of compiling binutils, gcc and finally cross-compiling the kernel with those tools. See the wiki for more information.
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