* NEWS: Convert to utf-8 and fix a few typos.

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2011-01-06 Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@lrde.epita.fr>
* NEWS: Convert to utf-8 and fix a few typos.
2011-01-06 Alexandre Duret-Lutz <adl@lrde.epita.fr>
'([]a && XXXX!a)' was not properly minimized because its

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@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ New in spot 0.6a:
* src/ltltest/genltl is a new tool that generates some interesting
families of LTL formulae, for testing purpose.
* bench/ltlclasses/ uses the above tool to conduct the same benchmark
as in the DepCoS'09 paper by Cichón et al. The resulting benchmark
as in the DepCoS'09 paper by Cich et al. The resulting benchmark
completes in 12min, while it tooks days (or crashed) when the paper
was written (using Spot 0.4).
* Degeneralization has again been improved in two ways:
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obligation.
* bench/wdba/ conducts a benchmark similar to the one on Dax's
webpage, comparing the size of the automata expressing obligation
formula before and after minimization.
formula before and after minimization. See bench/wdba/README for
results.
* New ltl2tgba options:
-XN: read an input automaton as a neverclaim.
-C, -CR: Compute (and display) a counterexample after running the
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- Various warning fixes for different versions of GCC and Clang.
- The neverclaim output with ltl2tgba -N or -NN used to ignore any
automaton simplification performed after degeneralization.
- The formula simplification based on universality and eventuallity
- The formula simplification based on universality and eventuality
had a quadratic run-time.
New in spot 0.6 (16-04-2010):
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* The data structures used to represent LTL formulae have been
overhauled, and it resulted in a big performence improvement
(in time and memory consumption) for the LTL translation.
* Two complementation algorithms for state-based Büchi automata
* Two complementation algorithms for state-based Büchi automata
have been implemented:
- tgba_kv_complement is an on-the-fly implementation of the
Kupferman-Vardi construction (TCS'05) for generalized acceptance
conditions.
- tgba_safra_complement is an implementation of Safra's
complementation. This algorithm takes a degeneralized Büchi
automaton as input, but our implementation for the Streett->Büchi
complementation. This algorithm takes a degeneralized Büchi
automaton as input, but our implementation for the Streett->Büchi
step will produce a generalized automaton in the end.
* ltl2tgba has gained several options and the help text has been
reorganized. Please run src/tgbatest/ltl2tgba without arguments
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* More python bindings:
- "import buddy" works (see wrap/python/tests/bddnqueen.py for an example),
- almost all the Spot API is now available via "import spot".
* wrap/python/cgi/ltl2tgba.py is an LTL-to-Büchi translator that
* wrap/python/cgi/ltl2tgba.py is an LTL-to-Büchi translator that
work as as a cgi script.
* Couvreur's FM'99 ltl-to-tgba translation.