Release spot 2.12
* NEWS, configure.ac, doc/org/setup.org: Bump version to 2.12.
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New in spot 2.11.6.dev (not yet released)
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New in spot 2.12 (2024-05-16)
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Build:
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to produce the 0-based serial number of the produced object. This
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differs from the existing '%L' that is usually related to the line
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number of the input (when that makes sense). For instance to
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split a file that contains many automata into several files, one
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per automaton, do
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split a file that contains many automata into one file per
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automaton, do
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autfilt input.hoa -o output-%l.hoa
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ltlsynt --ins='/^in/,/env/' --outs=/^out/,/control/' ...
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any atomic proposition that starts with 'in' or contains 'env'
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will be considered as inputs, and those that start with 'out'
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will be considered as input, and one that starts with 'out'
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or contain 'control' will be considered output.
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By default, if neither --ins nor --outs is given, ltlsynt will
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spot::contains_forq() implementation will be used instead when
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applicable (inclusion between Büchi automata).
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The above also impacts autfilt --included-in option.
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The above also impacts autfilt's --included-in option.
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- spot::reduce_buchi_acceptance_set_here() and
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spot::enlarge_buchi_acceptance_set_here() will heuristically
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- scc_filter used to reduce automata tagged with the inherently-weak
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property to weak Büchi automata (unless the acceptance was already
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t or co-Büchi). In case where the input automaton had no
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t or co-Büchi). In cases where the input automaton had no
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rejecting cycle, the Büchi acceptance was overkill: scc_filter
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will now use "t" acceptance. This change may have unexpected
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consequences in code paths that assume running scc_filter on a
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