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About version changelog

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Where exactly can I look for version change log history (comprising of all versions and changes with each new version) for gpdk045, MMSIM and assura ?

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  • analogy said:

    For example - change log of all versions of MMSIM from version 7 through version 14 ; or changelog of all versions of gpdk045 from version 1 through version 4.

    This certainly doesn't exist for any of the software releases - a 7 year catchup is not really feasible to maintain, and virtually none of our customers would ever make such a big jump.

    We do keep on the support site the last couple of releases of documentation, but that's only MMSIM13.1 and MMSIM14.1. 

    For the gpdk045, I quickly downloaded it to take a look, and in the docs directory there is a file called RELEASE_NOTES which gives you a change history through all the versions. From the notes in there, the v2.0 that you are using I would estimate as being released a good 5 years ago.

    Regards,

    Andrew

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  • analogy said:

    For example - change log of all versions of MMSIM from version 7 through version 14 ; or changelog of all versions of gpdk045 from version 1 through version 4.

    This certainly doesn't exist for any of the software releases - a 7 year catchup is not really feasible to maintain, and virtually none of our customers would ever make such a big jump.

    We do keep on the support site the last couple of releases of documentation, but that's only MMSIM13.1 and MMSIM14.1. 

    For the gpdk045, I quickly downloaded it to take a look, and in the docs directory there is a file called RELEASE_NOTES which gives you a change history through all the versions. From the notes in there, the v2.0 that you are using I would estimate as being released a good 5 years ago.

    Regards,

    Andrew

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