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Hi Herbert

The MSVC7 files are certainly up to date as I used them to build the
libraries included with the windows installers; and I know Akiya has
used the MSVC8 versions.

What problems did you get ?

Sarah


Herbert Sauro wrote:
> Sarah, do you have by any chance updated the Visual Studio files? I
> tried compiling libSBML over the weekend but the solution files provided
> with the current distribution don't work.
>
> Herbert Sauro
>
> Sarah Keating wrote:
>> --------------------
>> libSBML-3.3.2
>> --------------------
>>
>> We are pleased to announce the release of libSBML-3.3.2 which is
>> available for download from
>>
>> https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=71971&package_id=71670
>>
>> *******************************************************************************
>>
>> This release contains the following:
>>
>> * New features:
>>
>> - [Tracker issue #1820528]
>> The ASTNode class has as a user data field. This is a new member
>> variable of type void * which allows a user to add/retrieve their
>> own data. Thanks to Sebastian Bauer for contributing this code.
>>
>> * Bug fixes:
>>
>> - Conversion of an L2V4 model to an earlier version of SBML was
>> causing the code to crash if an invalid unit had been used within
>> the model. This has been fixed. Thanks to Norihiro Kikuchi for
>> reporting this
>>
>> - An object being read from a file/string was not correctly
>> recording the SBMLDocument and ParentSBMLObject information. This
>> is fixed. Thanks to Andreas Drager for reporting this.
>>
>> - In a couple of cases the return type for the clone function in
>> the C API was still an SBase_t *, rather than a pointer to the
>> structure being cloned. These have been changed.
>>
>> - The code that converted a string to an XMLNode uses a dummy node
>> as part of the process. This empty dummy node was left in the
>> resulting XMLNode which, whilst not invalid, meant manipulating
>> the XMLNode was not intuitive. The code has been changed to
>> remove the dummy node from the resulting XMLNode.
>>
>> - A potential memory leaks present within the appendNotes function
>> have been identified and fixed.
>>
>> - The documentation for Java lacked content for the 'libsbml' class
>> (which mostly consists of functions outside of C++ classes).
>> Fixed.
>>
>> - [Tracker issue #2641323]
>> In certain cases validation was failing to report that a species
>> used in a kineticLaw had not been listed as a reactant/product/
>> modifier of the reaction. Thanks to Lukas Endler and Ralph Gauges
>> who independently reported this (on the same day!).
>>
>> - [Tracker issue #2599679]
>> Python bindings didn't work with the latest SWIG 1.3.38 due to
>> incompatible changes in SWIG-generated Python proxy code (libsbml.py).
>> The problem has been fixed.
>>
>>
>> ******************************************************************************************
>>
>> Please report any problems you encounter using libSBML either to the
>> mailing list libsbml-team@caltech.edu or using the issue tracker
>> for libSBML at
>>
>> https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=71971&atid=942737
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Sarah, Akiya & Mike
>>
>>
>>
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