This release adds full compatibility for MS Windows. Unless you would
like to use relax on Windows or are a developer (a few debugging
features have been added), this release can be safely ignored. To
allow relax to properly function on MS Windows a number of changes
were necessary. This includes a number of bug fixes, the creation of
the 'relax.bat' batch file, and modifications to allow the C modules
to be compiled. Pre-compiled Windows zip files will now be available
for download from the relax download page
(http://www.nmr-relax.com/download.html).
The full list of changes is:
Features:
* The C modules now compile without problem on MS Windows.
* The MS Windows binary distribution packages are now
successfully built using the SCons build system.
* The batch file 'relax.bat' has been created for running relax
from the MS Windows command prompt.
* The program introduction width is now 80 characters in MS
Windows for proper display from the command prompt.
Changes:
* The program state is saved when a RelaxError occurs in debugging mode.
* KeyboardInterupt during script execution in debugging mode
will print the Python traceback.
Bugfixes:
* The sconstruct script no longer fails in MS Windows. (bug #6980)
* Model selection is now functional on all operating systems. (bug
#6873)
* The use of the Unix only class 'Popen3' has been removed to
allow relax to function on all non-Unix operating systems. (bug #6841)
* If the XH bond vector length is 0, the vector is set to None
rather than raising a RelaxError. (partial fix to bug #6503)
* Fix for the sconstruct script failure on MS Windows due to
ImportErrors caused by importing Unix specific code. (bug #6841)
* Fix for ImportErrors in MS Windows preventing relax from
running. (bug #6841)