Release 21.06

21.06

• The ability to use a system BLAS library was removed (#675)

• An equation of state for hypervelocity impacts was added (#645)

Release 21.05

Microphysics 21.05

Release 21.04

Microphysics 21.04

Release 21.03

Microphysics 21.03

Release 21.02

• Fortran support for the VODE integrator has been removed (#538)

• Runtime parameters can now be set in the inputs file instead of
  the probin file (and then they are read in by C++ ParmParse). If
  a parameter is set in both places, then the inputs value is used.
  (#505)

• Fortran support for simplified-SDC in the VODE integrator has
  been removed. (#492)

Release 21.01

Microphysics 21.01

Microphysics 20.12

20.12

• The default absolute tolerance for species (atol_spec) has been
  increased to 1.e-8 (from 1.e-12). (#422)

• An interface has been added for C++ integrators to call the RHS
  from a network that only has a Fortran implementation. This allows
  the use of USE_CXX_REACTIONS = TRUE for any network (however, CUDA
  is not currently supported for this case). (#419)

Release 20.11

• The aprox19 + NSE network was ported to C++ (#362)

• The simplified-SDC code path was ported to C++ (#389)

Release 20.10

• An option to use NSE instead of integrating the reaction
  network has been added to the aprox19 network. (#332)

• The BS integrator no longer supports simplified-SDC (#393)

• The triple_alpha_plus_cago network switch to using binding
  energies in MeV, consistent with the aprox nets (#354)

Release 20.09

• Unit tests now write a job_info file (#383)

• A new single-zone EOS test routine was created as unit_test/eos_cell
  (#382)

• The gamma_law eos (not gamma_law_general) now fills the sound speed,
  entropy, and derivatives for more inputs (#374)

• The rprox network now has screening (#377)

• The NETWORK_PROPERTIES file was split to put the number of
  auxiliary species into its own file, NAUX_NETWORK. This allows
  us to put if-logic into the file to choose the number of
  auxiliary quantities based on make setting (like USE_NSE). (#370)