Releases: lime-rt/lime
LIME 1.9.5
Fixes #272.
LIME 1.9.4
LIME 1.9.3
Incorporates a trap for the seg fault reported in #269.
LIME 1.9.2
A patch with the bug fix for #262.
LIME 1.9.1
LIME 1.9
This release contains 2 major additions: (i) facility to compile a version (named 'pylime') which can accept a model file written in python rather than C; (ii) addition of wrapper scripts and XML files to allow LIME to be run, using the ARTIST interface, from the CASA command line.
Please note!! This release has been made to comply with a strict deadline for release of a CASA-callable LIME. Such administrative strictures are rarely consistent with good coding practice, and had it not been for this inflexible requirement, we would have tested this code further before releasing it. If you don't have a pressing need for the python interface, you might be better off using the latest previous release. We hope to be able to arrange future work to a more sensible schedule and thus test things more thoroughly before the next release.
LIME 1.8.2
All images are now written as 4D FITS cubes due to requirements of downstream software.
LIME 1.8.1
LIME 1.8
- Added HDF5 I/O capability (#229, #235).
- Added the facility to run with 0 images specified (#233).
- Better organization of stateq and raytrace, leading to slight speedups (#225, #226, #230).
- Added parameter collPartMolWeights to make calculation of dust opacity more rigorous (#220).
- Added new semi-mandatory function molNumDensity() (#216).
- New optional parameter collPartNames added (#215).
- Implemented 2nd-order interpolation of velocity during raytracing (#209).
- Added rudimentary support for IR pumping with coefficients read from an input file (#177).
- Options pregrid and restart have been overhauled.
- The 2^D-tree gridding option has been overhauled.
- Many other fixes and improvements (#202, #207, #208, #210, #211, #213, #214, #218, #219, #221, #223, #224, #237).
LIME 1.7.3
This contains a fix for #227.