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Level 1 Version 4 (v.2.0.6)

04 Sep 11:44
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This release of libSEDML improves support for SED-ML L1V4.

SED-ML L1V4 Updates

23 Jul 13:16
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SED-ML L1V4 Updates Pre-release
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This release improves support for nested algorithm parameters and support for dependent variables in L1V4. It is still a pre-release, as L1V4 is not out yet.

libSEDML 0.4.4

21 Mar 14:39
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This release changes the default version to SED-ML L1V3, as that is the latest official release in preparation for publishing the new version of libSEDML with L1V4 support.

libSEDML 0.4.3

28 Sep 20:05
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This release adds some bug fixes for the cmake build, as well as support for the new format attribute on a DataDescription element.

libSEDML 0.4.2

28 Sep 12:21
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This release of libSEDML contains a number of new features as well as stability improvements. The biggest change is support for the L1V3 draft of SED-ML. This also means a new dependency (libNUML) is needed to support the description of numerical results. Additional changes include the use of cmake config files to find dependencies.

libSEDML 0.3.1

17 Sep 19:53
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libSEDML 0.3.1

This is a bugfix release before bigger changes. Thanks to all the people that made the new release possible especially to: David Nickerson, Antonio Trande, Alan Garny and Kyle Medley

Bug fixes:

  • sorted issues with C++ namespaces
  • removed a number of warnings in the code base
  • allow to customize whether to link against libc++ or libstdc++
  • reformatted code
  • fix debugging with newer versions of MSVC & cmake

LibSEDML 0.3.0 (HARMONY 2014)

15 Apr 18:58
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New Features

  • Support for SED-ML L1V2
  • Support for Notes / Annotations in both versions
  • Support for AddXML / ChangeXML

Bug fixes:

  • sorted issues in supporting both versions and their namespaces
  • numerous improvements

Thanks of course to Sarah Keating, without whom the project would not have been possible, to Bertrand Moreau for helping to improve the CMake build and the Python Bindings.