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line-2.0.26.tar.gz	2023-02-15	34.3 MB	0
line-2.0.26.zip	2023-02-15	35.2 MB	0
README.md	2023-02-15	1.5 kB	0
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docs: updated introduction
docs: updated getting started information
docs: updated README
docs: updated LayeredNetwork.getStruct
docs: updated manuals
feat: integration of 'java' option in SolverFluid and SolverMVA
feat: listValidMethods added to all solvers
feat: added continuous averaging of activitiy service times and tputs in LN
refactor: modified formatting of some error printouts
refactor: VerboseLevel.NORMAL changed to VerboseLevel.STD
refactor: added 'java' option to SolverSSA as an alias of taussa
refactor: reduced occurrences of custom tolerances
refactor: changed LN printout
refactor: removed MException occurrences
chore: updated license
chore: updated third-party dependencies
chore: removed spurious files
perf: fixed major performance bug in afterEvent
fix: bug in example_layeredModel_2
fix: bug in SolverMVA.getProbAggr
fix: updated computation of utilization in CTMC
fix: bug in arrival rate calculations
fix: bug in example_cdfRespT_3.m
fix: added missing arrival rate column in getAvgTable
fix: updated inconsistencies in LayeredNetworkStruct
fix: missing assignment in LayeredNetworkStruct
fix: bug in ignoring isolated layers
fix: incorrect handling of some reducible matrices in CTMC
fix: bug in ResidT computation for caches
fix: CTMC bug in models with routers
fix: re-enabled qna for PS stations
fix: allowed exact to process non-product-form FCFS stations with a warning

Source: README.md, updated 2023-02-15

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