Releases: jchelly/gadgetviewer
Releases · jchelly/gadgetviewer
Gadgetviewer v1.1.4
Changes in this release:
- Initial support for reading Gadget-4 subfind output when using halo ordered snapshots
- Ability to read snapshots with particle IDs which are not 4 or 8 bytes each (e.g. Gadget-4's 6 byte IDs)
- Fixes for building in double precision mode (contributed by github user zebo9x)
Gadgetviewer v1.1.3
Changes in this release:
- Several bug fixes in the build system
- Fixed display of integer properties around the selected point
- Fixed a bug that affected reading extra particle properties from additional files
Gadgetviewer v1.1.2
Changes in this release:
- Added SWIFT read routine which can extract sub-regions using the cell structure in SWIFT snapshots
- Removed --use-index command line flag. Spatial indexing is now always used if available.
- EAGLE snapshots are now always read with the EAGLE reader, whether or not a sub-region is requested
- Now compiles with with gfortran 10.2 and HDF5 1.12
Gadgetviewer v1.1.1
- Fixed a bug spotted by Gian Luigi Granato which causes a crash when selecting particles
- Be less picky about fonts used to display startup messages. This prevents messages failing to display when running in an x2go session.
- Fixed a resource leak in VELOCIraptor halo reader
Gadgetviewer v1.1.0
Changes in this release:
- Can now read VELOCIraptor halo finder output
- Fixed a problem that prevented reading Swift snapshots with black holes
- Added a command line option for reading extra quantities from HDF5 snapshots
- Configure script should pick better flags by default
Gadgetviewer v1.0.10
Changes in this release:
- Fixed a font problem on recent versions of Ubuntu
- Prevent crashing on certain Arepo snapshots.
Gadgetviewer v1.0.9
Changes in this release:
- Removed some non-standard code that prevented compilation with recent versions of gfortran
- Modified HDF5 reader to handle AREPO snapshots with tracer particles (we still can't read or visualize the tracers)
- Python script for Fortran module dependencies now works with python 3.
Gadgetviewer v1.0.8
This version fixes a bug that caused particle IDs to be non-unique if they were too large to fit in a signed 64 bit integer.