Version 1.1.18 of TRIP
Release Notes: The scalability on computers with more than 32 cores was improved. Several bugs and memory leaks were fixed. There are bugfixes in the SCSCP protocol.
Other releases
Release Notes: TRIP now supports computers with up to 1,024 cores (instead of 255). Scalability has been improved on large NUMA computers. The SCSCP server now supports version 1.2 of the protocol SCSCP. The function integnum may return the results as an array of numerical vectors. Several bugs have been fixed.
Release Notes: Several features have been introduced, such as error, try/catch, typeof, _integnum, and integnumfcn. The statement read now supports text files with columns of strings. Completion for keywords and subroutines is available on the command line. The statement pause is able to return to the prompt line if the user enters the character q or e. Several bugs have been fixed.
Release Notes: The scalability on computers with more than 32 cores was improved. Several bugs and memory leaks were fixed. There are bugfixes in the SCSCP protocol.
Release Notes: The scalability on computers with more than 32 cores was improved. Several bugs and memory leaks were fixed.
Release Notes: Several bugs and memory leaks were fixed. The coef_num and coef_ext functions support arrays of series.
