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* spot/twaalgos/degen.cc: typo in an error message
* NEWS: fix typos and remove duplicates
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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ New in spot 2.4.4.dev (net yet released)
Build:
- We no longuer distribute the doxygen-generated documentation in
- We no longer distribute the doxygen-generated documentation in
the tarball of Spot to save space. This documentation is still
available online at https://spot.lrde.epita.fr/doxygen/. If you
want to build a local copy you can configure Spot with
@ -75,11 +75,11 @@ New in spot 2.4.4.dev (net yet released)
- The new -x tls-impl=N option allows to fine-tune the
implication-based simplification rules of ltl2tgba. See the
spot-x man-page for details.
spot-x(7) man page for details.
- All tools learned to check the SPOT_OOM_ABORT environment
variable. This is only useful for debuging out-of-memory
conditions; see the spot-x(7) man page for detail.
conditions. See the spot-x(7) man page for details.
New functions in the library:
@ -94,13 +94,13 @@ New in spot 2.4.4.dev (net yet released)
- spot::nsa_to_nca(), spot::dfn_to_nca(), spot::dfn_to_dca(), and
spot::nsa_to_dca(), convert automata with DNF or Streett-like
acceptance into deterministic or non-deterministic co-Büchi
automata. spot::to_dca() and spot::to_nca() dispatches between
these four functions. The language of produced automata include
automata. spot::to_dca() and spot::to_nca() dispatch between
these four functions. The language of produced automaton includes
the original language, but may be larger if the original automaton
is not co-Büchi realizable. Based on Boker & Kupferman FOSSACS'11
paper. Currently only supports state-based output.
- spot::scc_info::states_on_acc_cycle_of() return all states
- spot::scc_info::states_on_acc_cycle_of() returns all states
visited by any accepting cycle of the specified SCC. It only
works on automata with Streett-like acceptance.
@ -111,16 +111,16 @@ New in spot 2.4.4.dev (net yet released)
implementations of these functions (see the spot-x(7) man page).
- spot::is_colored() checks if an automaton is colored
(i.e., every transition belongs to exactly one acceptance set)
(i.e., every transition belongs to exactly one acceptance set).
- spot::change_parity() convert between different parity acceptance
- spot::change_parity() converts between different parity acceptance
conditions.
- spot::colorize_parity() transform an automaton with parity
- spot::colorize_parity() transforms an automaton with parity
acceptance into a colored automaton (which is often what people
working with parity automata expect).
- spot::cleanup_parity_acceptance() simplify a parity acceptance
- spot::cleanup_parity_acceptance() simplifies a parity acceptance
condition.
- spot::parity_product() and spot::parity_product_or() are
@ -133,13 +133,13 @@ New in spot 2.4.4.dev (net yet released)
- spot::stutter_invariant_states(),
spot::stutter_invariant_letters(),
spot::highlight_stutter_invariant_states(), ... These function
spot::highlight_stutter_invariant_states(), ... These functions
help study a stutter-sensitive automaton and detect the subset of
states that are stutter-invariant. See
https://spot.lrde.epita.fr/ipynb/stutter-inv.html for examples.
- spot::acc_cond::name(fmt) is a new method that names well-known
acceptance conditions. The fmt parameter specify the format to
acceptance conditions. The fmt parameter specifies the format to
use for that name (e.g. to the style used in HOA, or that used by
print_dot()).
@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ New in spot 2.4.4.dev (net yet released)
with more SCCs than its input. This was hard to notice, because
very often simulation-based simplifications remove those extra
SCCs. This situation is now detected by spot::degeneralized()
and fixed before returning the automaton. A new optionnal
and fixed before returning the automaton. A new optional
argument can be passed to disable this behavior (or use -x
degen-remscc=0 from the command-line).
@ -231,17 +231,17 @@ New in spot 2.4.4.dev (net yet released)
Backward incompatible changes:
- The spot::closure(), spot::sl2(), spot::is_stutter_invariant()
functions no longuer takes && arguments. The former two have
functions no longer take && arguments. The former two have
spot::closure_inplace() and spot::sl2_inplace() variants. These
functions also do not take a list of atomic propositions as an
argument anymore.
- The spot::bmrand() and spot::prand() functions have been removed.
They were not used at all in Spot, and it's not Spot's objective
They were not used at all in Spot, and it is not Spot's objective
to provide such random functions.
- The spot::bdd_dict::register_all_propositions_of() function has
been removed. It's a low-level function was not used anywhere in
been removed. This low-level function was not used anywhere in
Spot anymore, since it's better to use spot::twa::copy_ap_of().
Bugs fixed:
@ -256,7 +256,7 @@ New in spot 2.4.4.dev (net yet released)
accepting SCCs (in other words, the fix from 2.4.1 was incorrect).
- ltlcross could crash when calling remove_fin() on an automaton
with 32 acceptance sets would need an additional set.
with 32 acceptance sets that would need an additional set.
- the down_cast() helper function used in severaly headers of Spot
was not in the spot namespace, and caused issues with some

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@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ namespace spot
{
if (!a->acc().is_generalized_buchi())
throw std::runtime_error
("degeneralize() can only works with generalized Büchi acceptance");
("degeneralize() only works with generalized Büchi acceptance");
if (!a->is_existential())
throw std::runtime_error
("degeneralize() does not support alternation");