Dicelab 0.7 - Nov 25, 2009 ========================== - the documentation was improved, we now have a halfway useful manual - an optimising framework was added and a first cases for "sum X # Y" expressions was added. this is really cool! - fixed handling of msdos (\r\n) newlines - fixed a build problem related to yylineno - a parser problem related to unary minus was fixed ("2-1" vs "2 - 1") - problems in expressions like "sum keep high 2 3#d6" were fixed - a bug in foreach (all probabilities too low) was fixed - a manual is now included lots of fixes by jonas koelker (thanks a lot!): - code cleanups and simplifications, memory allocation fixes, Makefile fixes - repetition of a fixed value did not return the default (0) - segfault in "prod ((), ())" - a problem with the ordering in variables was fixed Dicelab 0.6 - Feb 22, 2008 ========================== Defering whether an operator cares about the ordering of the lists it gets is extended and also includes "let" expressions now. this should significantly speed up many operations. Dicelab 0.5 - Dec 10, 2007 ========================== You can now do perl-like comments starting with a '#', which allows she-bang lines. A segfault in the sorting of results was fixed, and the "let" operator works correctly with "-c" now. Some memory leaks and accesses beyond array bounds were fixed too. A big test suite was added and many errors found this way fixed. Dicelab 0.4 - Aug 14, 2007 ========================== Optimizations that take into account whether the ordering of a result list is of interest to an operator, leads to massive speedups in some cases. Dicelab 0.3 - Jul 07, 2007 ========================== Actually calculating the distribution of values in a precise way is supported. As a consequence the --threshold option was added. Dicelab 0.2 - Mar 22, 2007 ========================== This version adds a way to get the statistical distribution of results by simply rerolling many times. Error reporting was also improved, and some bugs in the grammar fixed. Dicelab 0.1 - Feb 21, 2007 ========================== This is the first "working" release, it does roll dice and has the infrastructure laid out, but is does not yet do statistics.