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New in spot 2.7.4.dev (not yet released)
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New in spot 2.7.5.dev (not yet released)
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Command-line tools:
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helpful to display automata as "graphs", e.g., when illustrating
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algorithms that do not care about labels.
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- print_dot will replace labels that have more 2048 characters by a
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"(label too long)" string. This works around a limitation of
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GraphViz that aborts when some label exceeds 16k characters, and
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also helps making large automata more readable.
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- A new complement() function that return automata with unspecified
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acceptance condition. The output can be alternating only if the
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input was alternating.
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F(G(a & Fb) = FGa & GFb (unless option "reduce_size_strictly")
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G(F(a & Gb)) = GFa & FGb (unless option "reduce_size_strictly")
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New in spot 2.7.5 (2019-06-05)
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Build:
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- Although the Python bindings in this release are still done with
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Swig3.0, the code has been updated to be compatible with Swig4.0.
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Library:
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- print_dot will replace labels that have more 2048 characters by a
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"(label too long)" string. This works around a limitation of
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GraphViz that aborts when some label exceeds 16k characters, and
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also helps making large automata more readable.
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Bugs fixed:
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- spot::translator was not applying Boolean sub-formula rewritting
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by default unless a spot::option_map was passed. This caused some
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C++ code for translating certains formulas to be noticeably slower
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than the equivalent call to the ltl2tgba binary.
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- The remove_ap algorithm was preserving the "terminal property" of
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automata, but it is possible that a non-terminal input produces a
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terminal output after some propositions are removed.
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