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Alexandre Duret-Lutz 2016-03-03 10:29:12 +01:00
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@ -460,8 +460,9 @@ name:
("myalgorithm() can only works with generalized Büchi acceptance");
#+END_SRC
- Some methods of the =tgba= class have been removed. If you
wrote a subclass, you may simply remove the following methods:
- Some methods of the =tgba= class have been removed, include some
pure virtual methods. If you wrote a subclass, you may simply remove
the following methods:
- =compute_support_conditions()=,
- =compute_support_variables()=,
- =transition_annotation()=,
@ -483,6 +484,12 @@ name:
should be the same as what =!done()= would return, and can be used
to avoid some costly calls to the =done()= virtual function.
- Membership to acceptance sets is now represented using a bit set
(instead of BDDs). An T\omega{}A =aut= uses =aut->num_sets()=
acceptance sets numbered from =0= to =aut->num_sets()-1=. The bit
sets are implemented as instances of =spot::acc_cond::mark_t=, so
they are also called "acceptance marks".
- The =twa::release_iter()= method allow iterators to be recycled.
Each =twa= now contains a mutable field =iter_cache_= where
=release_iter()= stores the last returned iterator. If this field
@ -499,7 +506,7 @@ name:
// ...
if (iter_cache_)
{
my_iterator* it = down_cast<my_iterator*>(iter_cache_);
my_iterator* it = static_cast<my_iterator*>(iter_cache_);
iter_cache_ = nullptr;
// Some method to change the member that need changing.
// (Here we assume that arg2 is the same for all iterators
@ -561,7 +568,7 @@ written more efficiently as:
If the original code did $1$ virtual call to =first()=, $n+1$ virtual
calls to =done()=, and $n$ virtual calls to =next()=, the new version
do as many calls to =first()= and =done()= while avoiding all the
does as many calls to =first()= and =done()= while avoiding all the
calls to =done()=. Furthermore the call =release_iter()= makes it
possible for the next call to =succ_iter()= to reuse the same
iterator.
@ -582,10 +589,10 @@ for (auto i: aut->succ(s))
- There should now be very few cases where it is necessary to call
methods of the BDD dictionary attached to a =twa=. Registering
the atomic proposition used by a =twa= should now be done via the
=register_ap()= or =copy_ap_of()= methods. Accessing all
registered propositions is achievable with =ap()= or =ap_vars()=.
All propositions registered by an automaton are automatically
unregistered when the automaton is destroyed.
=twa::register_ap()= or =twa::copy_ap_of()= methods. Accessing
all registered propositions is achievable with =twa::ap()= or
=twa::ap_vars()=. All propositions registered by an automaton are
automatically unregistered when the automaton is destroyed.
* Various renamings
@ -633,6 +640,11 @@ for (auto i: aut->succ(s))
| ~ta_succ_iterator::current_condition()~ | ~ta_succ_iterator::cond()~ | |
| ~ta_succ_iterator::current_state()~ | ~ta_succ_iterator::dst()~ | |
| ~tgba~ | ~twa~ | |
| ~tgba::all_acceptance_conditions()~ | | use ~tgba::acc().is_accepting()~ instead |
| ~tgba::neg_acceptance_conditions()~ | | deleted |
| ~tgba::number_of_acceptance_conditions()~ | ~tgba::num_sets()~ | |
| ~tgba::support_conditions()~ | | deleted |
| ~tgba::support_variables()~ | | deleted |
| ~tgba_explicit_formula~ | | deleted |
| ~tgba_explicit_number~ | ~twa_graph~ | new implementation |
| ~tgba_explicit_string~ | | deleted |