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Add description of GAP 4.9.3 release #2767
Add description of GAP 4.9.3 release #2767
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Building packages failed because of missing curl library - that should be fixed by #2768, and I will rebase this PR then. |
Please rebase |
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@fingolfin - rebased, now tests pass. |
Do not merge this for now - might happen that TransGrp release by @hulpke will be added too. |
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Updated to increment the count for updated packages - added new release of TransGrp for the redistribution. Just waiting for a couple of more of Jenkins tests to pass before merging this. |
Does what the title says. The text will look like this:
2.3 GAP 4.9.3 (September 2018)
2.3-1 Changes in the core GAP system introduced in GAP 4.9.3
Fixed bugs that could lead to break loops:
Other fixed bugs and further improvements:
2.3-2 New and updated packages since GAP 4.9.2
This release contains updated versions of 17 packages from GAP 4.9.1 distribution. Additionally, it has three new packages:
The curlInterface package by Christopher Jefferson and Michael Torpey, which provides a simple wrapper around libcurl library (https://curl.haxx.se/) to allow downloading files over http, ftp and https protocols.
The datastructures package by Markus Pfeiffer, Max Horn, Christopher Jefferson and Steve Linton, which aims at providing standard datastructures, consolidating existing code and improving on it, in particular in view of HPC-GAP.
The DeepThought package by Nina Wagner and Max Horn, which provides functionality for computations in finitely generated nilpotent groups given by a suitable presentation using Deep Thought polynomials.