What's New in NEMO

4.4.3/4.4.4: in git

4.4.2: 28-jan-2024 (a.k.a. the Route-66 release)

4.4.1: 6-jul-2023

4.4.0: 1-nov-2022 (a.k.a. the ADASS release)

4.3.1: 5-may-2022

4.3.0: 7-jan-2022

4.2.1: 12-feb-2021

4.2.0: 28-jan-2021 (a.k.a. the Corona release)

Although there is still a raging virus, it's just time to wrap this up this release given the large number of updates.

4.1.0: 10 December 2019 (a.k.a. the IAS release)

Inspired by a visit to the IAS, including a presentation, this was released before the drive back to DC.

4.0.0: 1 January 2018 (a.k.a. the ESO release)

During my mini-sabattical at ESO found some time to switch from CVS to GIT.

3.3.3: in CVS

(never released)

3.3.2: 14 March 2014 (a.k.a. the Artic Vortex release)

3.3.1: 14 Sep 2012 (a.k.a. the NEMO 3D release)

Coinciding with the re-release of the namesake movie.

3.3.0: 22 May 2010 (a.k.a. the Leiden Release)

3.2.5: 10 September 2008

3.2.4: 5 August 2006 (a.k.a. the Puebla release)

This was the release the day after the GH-2006 summerschool ended.

3.2.3: 1 August 2005 (a.k.a. Amsterdam release)

This was the (modest 5c)
nbody-school release.

3.2.2: 25 December 2004 (a.k.a. the Christmas release)

3.2.1: 11 April 2004 (a.k.a. the Easter release)


3.2.0: --never released as such --

This releas was just a placeholder while the NemoHost3 branch was being tested.

3.1.2: 23 March 2004 (a.k.a. the Strasbourg release)

This version was released on CD for the participants of the N-body school in Strasbourg.

3.1.1: 27 December 2003

3.1.0: 12 July 2003

3.0.16: 7 January 2003

3.0.15: 3 December 2002

3.0.14: 14 September 2002

3.0.13: 1 July 2002

3.0.12: 17 Jan 2002

3.0.11: 26 Nov 2001

3.0.10: 8 October 2001 (linux only quicky release)

3.0.9: 23 September 2001

3.0.8: 13 September 2001

3.0.7: 4 September 2001

3.0.6: 18 July 2001

3.0.5: 7 June 2001

3.0.3: 28 May 2001

3.0.2: 16 May 2001

A rushy release, since i'm travelling for two weeks, and also working on NEMO.

3.0.1: (5 April 2001)

This release is claimed to configure and compile clean on linux (at least redhat 6.2). It also works on most Solaris and SGI, but may need some tweaking of the $NEMOLIB/makedefs and $NEMO/NEMORC.local files.

3.0.0: (1 April 2001)

The new release series for NEMO V3 is imminent. Although the code is compatible, some details in shared object loaded have now been changed, and are not backwards compatible. You should probably not overlay the new NEMO on top of an old directory structure (although nothing has changed to that). CVS is now also offered to those who like to participate in the development.

2.5.6: --never released as such--

this is a active list of things we know are broken and/or being worked on that may make it into the next release, as well as some proposed things that may make it into some next version:

2.5.5: 23 August 2000

this is a list of things we know are broken and/or being worked on that may make it into the next release:

2.5.4: 28 January 2000

2.5.3: 6 January 2000

2.5.1: 18 December 1999

2.5.0: 16 December 1999


2.4.4: 28 January 1998

2.4.3: 26 June 1997

2.4.2: 27 May 1997

2.4.1: 13 April 1997

2.4.0: 1 April 1997

16 February 1997

22 October 1996

30 August 1996

13 July 1996


4 April 1996


28 January 1996

15 December 1995

For release 2.3.4:

5 October 1995

22 July 1995


19 April 1995


10 January 1995


16 November 1994

8 October 1994

7 August 1994

12 June 1994

10 May 1994

25 February 1994

24 January 1994

With Solaris 2.3 (SUN OS 5.3) now running on a local UMD test machine, most of NEMO is now running. This includes a smooth running
loadobj package, as well as a yapp in X (this one thanks to Patrick Frisch ). NOTE: the export tar files have not been updated yet, as much more proper testing is needed.

1986

NEMO conceived as a toolbox wrapped around the Barnes and Hut treecode (called hackcode1 in NEMO).

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