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Logisim 2.0.x release history
Most recent releases
2.5.0 to 2.6.2
2.2.0 to 2.4.0
2.1.0 to 2.1.8
2.0.0 to 2.0.6
2.0 Beta 1 to 2.0.0
0.3 to 1.09c
Version 2.0.6 (26 Apr 2006)
- Bug fix: The RAM component did not work correctly when the "out"
input and the clock input were both true/1.
- Bug fix: In opening a file, nonessential occurrences of unknown
tools/components are ignored. This makes files more compatible
with old Logisim versions when they don't use features of newer
versions.
- Bug fix: In exporting GIFs, files were not closed once the export was
complete.
Version 2.0.5 (4 Apr 2006)
- Feature: When oscillation error is detected, the points involved in
the oscillation (and subcircuits) are indicated in red.
- Feature: User can select multiple circuits to export as GIFs, and
they are all dumped into a directory.
- Feature: User can select multiple circuits to print on separate
pages. Also, user can specify a page header, whether circuits should
be rotated a quarter-turn when they fit onto a page better that way,
and whether to print using Printer View.
- Feature: Added the Bit Selector component into the Plexers
library.
- Feature: Command-line option "-nosplash" disables the splash screen
on startup.
- Bug fix: The library documentation of the RAM component was
incorrect in its description of some of the inputs.
- Bug fix: Exported GIFs and printed circuits included extra white
space on the upper left corner corresponding to the amount of white
space on the circuit.
- Bug fix: When removing a wire, circuit boundaries were not
appropriately updated, so the missing wire continued to affect GIFs
and circuit printouts.
Version 2.0.4 (21 Dec 2005)
- Feature: Pressing arrow keys while adding a component changes the
facing attribute for that component (if applicable).
- Feature: All gate attributes have a new Facing attribute controlling
the direction in which they are drawn.
- Feature: Subcircuits have a new Facing attribute, also. To indicate
the direction, their appearance is changed slightly to include a
light-gray "notch" on the "north" side of the subcircuit.
- Feature: In the Logging module's window, the Simulate menu is
enabled (corresponding to the circuit state viewed in the main project
window).
- Interface change: The mechanism separating the three main regions
(the main canvas from the explorer pane and the attribute pane) is
replaced with a new interface that is less visible. This mechanism
allows the explorer pane and attribute pane to be hidden entirely.
- Bug fix: The random noise on component delays was still leading to
some improper circuit simulation. Now, the random noise is configured
so that it changes the delay by only 3% (rather than 100%), which
appears to remove the problem.
- Bug fix: Made it so that dragging the component whose attributes are
being displayed does not remove the display of the corresponding
attributes after the drag.
- Bug fix: Repaired a couple of exceptions that resulted from
combining a pin in a subcircuit (which creates a duplicate circuit
state) with a Reset of circuit state.
- Bug fix: Added some avoidance of a bug in Apple's MacOS Java 5.0
implementation where strings were centered incorrectly when the image
is magnified (as when changing the Zoom Factor, printing, and exporting
to GIFs).
- Bug fix: In the Logging module, logging to a file would incorrectly
log each entry twice if you switched to viewing another circuit and
then switched back.
- Bug fix: The Table tab in the Logging module window stopped
repainting properly once the internal log became full.
- Bug fix: Under the Selection tab in the Logging module window, the
Change Radix tab would be incorrectly disabled when the first selection
item was selected.
- Bug fix: The title of the Logging module window changes to
corresponding changes in the project title (when the file is
saved).
Version 2.0.3 (6 Dec 2005)
- Feature: Added Logging module, accessible via Logging... option
in Simulate menu.
- Feature: Added Probe component to Base library for permanently
viewing the values at location within a circuit. The component acts
exactly like an output pin, except that it doesn't appear as a pin when
the circuit is used as a subcircuit.
- Bug fix: Removed a violation of Logisim's Java 1.4 compatibility.
(In particular, a StringBuilder object was used in the code for
computing the component tips associated with a splitter.)
- Bug fix: If a wire ended at a component, and then the wire was
extended, the extended wire became detached from the component.
- Bug fix: If a circuit's name is changed, any subcircuits using that
circuit retained the old name of the circuit.
Version 2.0.2 (21 Nov 2005)
- Feature: Added the Simulation tab to the project options, allowing
the choice of whether to use random noise in simulation, as well as the
choice of how long to wait before giving up on a circuit that may be
oscillating.
- Bug fix: There were propagation errors associated with adding
random noise to the delays for subcircuits (I don't myself fully
understand why), so subcircuits are now exempted from the random
noise.
- Bug fix: Another potential cause for peculiar simulation behavior
was removed. (In particular, if a component were to change its mind
about the output it should emit at a particular time, the change would
sometimes be ineffective.)
- Bug fix: When a file is loaded into the window that appears at
startup, the Canvas options associated with the file did not
immediately take effect.
- Bug fix: When shortening a wire that was crossing another wire so
that it instead creates a T, the crossing now becomes an intersection
point between the two wires.
- Bug fix: This appears to be a MacOS-specific issue: When the
control key was down while dragging the mouse, the movements of the
mouse were not treated as a regular drag. This was particularly
apparent with the Wiring Tool mapped to control-click, where the wire
drawn during the drag was not horizontal/vertical (though it still
clicked into horizontal/vertical after releasing the mouse).
Version 2.0.1 (1 Nov 2005)
- Feature: Circuit propagation introduces random noise into
component delays. This allows latch circuits (built with two NORs, for
example) to settle into a steady state.
- Bug fix: After clicking the Close Window button for the
preferences and options windows, the window would still remain in the
Window menu. (Thanks to Dave Cichy for pointing this bug out.)
- Maintainance change: Removed several classes that were hanging
around from previous versions of Logisim, and removed the "public"
protection on several classes that were used only within their
respective packages.
Version 2.0.0 (31 Oct 2005)
The series of releases starting with 2.0 Beta and ending
with 2.0.0, involved a complete rewrite of Logisim from the
ground up. Summary of features added
since 1.09c.
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