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| + | ===New release of EcoLab for C++ modellers=== | ||
| + | Russell Standish is pleased to announce the release of Ecolab.4.D25. This is the first | ||
| + | major release of EcoLab for almost 2 years, and consists of a major | ||
| + | effort to eliminate all known bugs in the package, prior to starting | ||
| + | work on EcoLab 5. There are a few new features added as well. See | ||
| + | http://ecolab.sourceforge.net | ||
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| + | Russell also announces: | ||
| + | "EcoLab 5 represents an opportunity to redesign/refactor the package, retaining all the good points of Ecolab 4. At this stage, no code has been written, but it is just a concept in my mind to make this an even better C++ ABM environment. I'd like to open up discussion with the modelling community to see what people would like. I'm particularly interested to hear from people interested in using C++, and who use EcoLab now, or have tried EcoLab and found it wanting, just what it is you'd like in a C++ modelling package." Please contact Russell if you are interested in a C++ platform for agent-based modeling. {{posted|--[[User:SFRailsback|SFRailsback]] 17:38, 3 Aug 2007 (EDT)}} | ||
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===Swarm Development Group Mentors 3 Google Summer of Code Students=== | ===Swarm Development Group Mentors 3 Google Summer of Code Students=== | ||
Swarm Development Group has been approved to mentor 3 students by Google's [http://code.google.com/soc/ Summer of Code program]. Welcome Nima Talebi, Gennady Telegin, and Joris Kluivers; who will be mentored by Scott Christley and Marcus Daniels. {{posted|--[[User:SFRailsback|SFRailsback]] 11:50, 20 Apr 2007 (EDT)}} | Swarm Development Group has been approved to mentor 3 students by Google's [http://code.google.com/soc/ Summer of Code program]. Welcome Nima Talebi, Gennady Telegin, and Joris Kluivers; who will be mentored by Scott Christley and Marcus Daniels. {{posted|--[[User:SFRailsback|SFRailsback]] 11:50, 20 Apr 2007 (EDT)}} | ||
Revision as of 16:38, 3 August 2007
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NewsNew release of EcoLab for C++ modellersRussell Standish is pleased to announce the release of Ecolab.4.D25. This is the first major release of EcoLab for almost 2 years, and consists of a major effort to eliminate all known bugs in the package, prior to starting work on EcoLab 5. There are a few new features added as well. See http://ecolab.sourceforge.net Russell also announces: "EcoLab 5 represents an opportunity to redesign/refactor the package, retaining all the good points of Ecolab 4. At this stage, no code has been written, but it is just a concept in my mind to make this an even better C++ ABM environment. I'd like to open up discussion with the modelling community to see what people would like. I'm particularly interested to hear from people interested in using C++, and who use EcoLab now, or have tried EcoLab and found it wanting, just what it is you'd like in a C++ modelling package." Please contact Russell if you are interested in a C++ platform for agent-based modeling.Posted: --SFRailsback 17:38, 3 Aug 2007 (EDT)
Swarm Development Group Mentors 3 Google Summer of Code StudentsSwarm Development Group has been approved to mentor 3 students by Google's Summer of Code program. Welcome Nima Talebi, Gennady Telegin, and Joris Kluivers; who will be mentored by Scott Christley and Marcus Daniels.Posted: --SFRailsback 11:50, 20 Apr 2007 (EDT)
Swarm and Objective-C++Objective-C++ is a new addition to the gcc compiler that allows code to mix Objective-C and C++. Marcus Daniels and Gennady Telegin just developed a version of Swarm that works with the Objective-C++ compiler, making a new way to obtain the advantages of both C++ (e.g., many libraries; better speed) and Swarm. See the FAQ on C++ and Swarm.Posted: --SFRailsback 10:06, 16 Mar 2007 (EDT)
New Wiki Content: Speed-upsNew material on the Swarm FAQ section of the wiki discusses ways to make a model run faster, including use of the Objective-C profiler. Some methods apply to non-Swarm models. This topic was a strong interest of the user community expressed at SwarmFest 2006. See the FAQ section on run-time problems.Posted: --SFRailsback 11:31, 28 Feb 2007 (EST)
NAACSOS 2007 ConferenceThe North American Association for Computational Social and Organizational Science announces its 2007 conference, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, USA; June 7-9. The conference will include tutorials in NetLogo, Repast, and MASON software and Dynamic Network Analysis. See: http://www.casos.cs.cmu.edu/events/conferences/2007/Posted: --SFRailsback 11:10, 10 Jan 2007 (EST)
Be a Swarm Development Group Member!Membership in SDG is a way to support our efforts to maintain and improve Swarm, and to support agent-based modeling. We just updated our membership page with new membership categories and procedures. Take a look to see what you can do. --SFRailsback 17:34, 10 Nov 2006 (EST)
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