Since the introduction of the syntcomp2018-submission tag (on a
separate branch), that computation of GITPATCH was based on this
tag because it was the last one (even if it is not on next).
We did not see it on the Debian packages, because they clone
only one branch of the repository, but the RPM packages had a
different GITPATCH.
* configure.ac (GITPATCH): Compute the number of commits since the
last "spot-*" tag.
Annotate pools with valgrind macros so that it detects errors in pool
usage. Typically, we wish valgrind to detect a leak when the user fails
to call proper deallocation function.
* spot/misc/fixpool.hh, spot/misc/mspool.hh: here
* configure.ac: ensure that valgrind header exists
* tests/Makefile.am, tests/core/mempool.cc, tests/core/mempool.test,
tests/core/.gitignore: add tests to ensure valgrind accurately detects
leaks
This allows to represent more than 32 acceptance marks.
* configure.ac: add an option to specify the number of marks
* spot/twa/acc.hh: implement it
* tests/python/acc_cond.ipynb, tests/core/acc.cc,
tests/core/ltlcross3.test: update tests
* NEWS: document it
* bin/randltl.cc: fix an include
Fixes#329.
* configure.ac: Do not check for lbt, modella, and ltl2nba.
* bench/ltl2tgba/defs.in: Remove the associated substitutions,
not used in the scripts.
Fixes#299.
* configure.ac, doc/Makefile.am: Adjust.
* NEWS, HACKING, README: Document the change.
* doc/dot.in: Delete, not used anymore.
* doc/Doxyfile.in: Adjust to not look for dot.
* debian/rules: Use --enable-doxygen.
* configure.ac: Compile in C++14 by default and rename
--enable-c++14 as c++17.
* doc/org/compile.org, doc/org/concepts.org, doc/org/index.org,
doc/org/install.org, doc/org/tut.org, doc/org/upgrade2.org, HACKING,
NEWS, README: Adjust all mentions of C++11.
* spot/twaalgos/stats.hh: Use std::make_unique.
The libtool version distributed by Debian is patched to *not* propagate
dependencies (i.e., if libA depends on libB, then linking against libA
will not automatically link against libB, it has to be explicit),
contrary to what the Libtool manual document. So now we explicitly
link against both libA and libB in such case.
* configure.ac: Remove the workaround that does not work for
MinGW.
* doc/org/compile.org: Mention the issue.
* bin/Makefile.am, tests/Makefile.am, spot/ltsmin/Makefile.am,
doc/org/g++wrap.in: Make the dependencies explicit.
The libtool version distributed by Debian is patched to *not* propagate
dependencies (i.e., if libA depends on libB, then linking against libA
will not automatically link against libB, it has to be explicit),
contrary to what the Libtool manual document. So now we explicitly
link against both libA and libB in such case.
* configure.ac: Remove the workaround that does not work for
MinGW.
* doc/org/compile.org: Mention the issue.
* bin/Makefile.am, tests/Makefile.am, spot/ltsmin/Makefile.am,
spot/gen/Makefile.am, doc/org/g++wrap.in: Make the dependencies
explicit.
This library, called libspotgen, gathers functions to generate classes
of automata found in the literature.
Related to #254.
* NEWS, README: Mention the modification.
* Makefile.am, debian/control, debian/libspotgen0.install: Build the new
library in a separate package.
* spot/gen/automata.hh, spot/gen/automata.cc: Add a family of co-Büchi
automata.
* configure.ac, spot/Makefile.am, spot/gen/Makefile.am: Build the new
library.
