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Releases: SciML/DiffEqBase.jl

API Overhaul

11 Apr 04:59
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RODEs
NoiseProcess integrators
No test problems
Analytic definitions
EulerHeun and RKMil interpretation
noise_rate_prototype and noise_prototype
save_everystep
saveat number
save indices
save_start
saveat -> no everystep
Callbacks in problems

Function plotting, MonteCarloProblem, Parameter Interface

07 Apr 07:57
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Retcodes and Callback Initialize

31 Mar 04:21
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v0.13.0

implement retcodes

Patch 32-bit

19 Mar 03:01
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32-bit usage of DEDataArrays was broken by a hardcoded Int64. It is changed to Int, which should fix OrdinaryDiffEq.jl's 32-bit tests.

v0.6 compatibility

17 Mar 05:21
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v0.12.0

Update typemacros.jl

Extend the integrator interface and fix some plotting bugs

15 Feb 04:36
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Some plotting bugs (and the omission of animations!) was noted, and so this release will fix that. Also the integrator interface is slightly extended in a way that makes MultiScaleArrays able to take full advantage of everything. While a small release, this will have fix some user issues.

DataArrays and Variable Rate Jump Compatibility

09 Feb 09:10
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Adds the DEDataArray type and interface, along with some compatibility changes to making handling the solutions from equations with variable rate jumps a little nicer.

Discrete Problems

05 Feb 17:44
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Add the @muladd macro, and discrete problems.

Enhanced Interpolations and inplace noise

02 Feb 01:59
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v0.8.0

enhanced interpolations for all!

Callback interface change and plot labels are better

21 Jan 09:33
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Small changes. The plot changes are silent but will make the plots look nicer.
The callback changes a keyword arg to a different constructor, and for now throws
a depwarn if you try to use the old kwarg. Lastly, the integrator interface
was slightly expanded in terms of the cache iterators.