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Update py-simpy to 1.8 SimPy 1.8 is a major release with new capabilities, improved documentation and bug fixes. It is fully backwards compatible with previous versions. From SimPy 1.8 on, the obsolete Python version 2.2 is no longer supported. Some of the changes and improvements are: * New compound yield statements, supporting time-out or event-based reneging in 'get' and 'put' operations on Store and Level resources. * yield get on a Store resource can now have a filter function which selects which and how many items (e.g. "3 parcels weighing less than 3 pounds") should be retrieved. * The Manual has been thoroughly edited, restructured and rewritten with a view to greater clarity and readability. It is provided in both HTML and PDF format. * The Cheatsheet has been completely rewritten in a tabular format and reduced to just a few pages. The goal was to turn it into a concise desktop reference of SimPy commands. The Cheatsheet is provided in both XLS (MS Excel spreadsheet) and PDF format. SimPy 1.7.1 is a minor (maintenance) release which fixes a few bugs in 1.7. The SimPy 1.7.1 API is identical to that of version 1.7. SimPy 1.7 is fully compatible with version 1.6.1. This major release brings significant new capabilities for the SimPy modeller and thus a broader field of applicability to SimPy. It is now very easy to implement models for scenarios involving: * producer/consumer relationships between processes, * multi-process cooperations, * multi-resource requests, and * consumable resources.
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# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.5 2007/02/05 19:44:15 markd Exp $
import SimPy-1.6, a Python library for discrete event simulation
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#
Update py-simpy to 1.8 SimPy 1.8 is a major release with new capabilities, improved documentation and bug fixes. It is fully backwards compatible with previous versions. From SimPy 1.8 on, the obsolete Python version 2.2 is no longer supported. Some of the changes and improvements are: * New compound yield statements, supporting time-out or event-based reneging in 'get' and 'put' operations on Store and Level resources. * yield get on a Store resource can now have a filter function which selects which and how many items (e.g. "3 parcels weighing less than 3 pounds") should be retrieved. * The Manual has been thoroughly edited, restructured and rewritten with a view to greater clarity and readability. It is provided in both HTML and PDF format. * The Cheatsheet has been completely rewritten in a tabular format and reduced to just a few pages. The goal was to turn it into a concise desktop reference of SimPy commands. The Cheatsheet is provided in both XLS (MS Excel spreadsheet) and PDF format. SimPy 1.7.1 is a minor (maintenance) release which fixes a few bugs in 1.7. The SimPy 1.7.1 API is identical to that of version 1.7. SimPy 1.7 is fully compatible with version 1.6.1. This major release brings significant new capabilities for the SimPy modeller and thus a broader field of applicability to SimPy. It is now very easy to implement models for scenarios involving: * producer/consumer relationships between processes, * multi-process cooperations, * multi-resource requests, and * consumable resources.
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DISTNAME= SimPy-1.8
PKGNAME= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-simpy-1.8
import SimPy-1.6, a Python library for discrete event simulation
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CATEGORIES= cad
MASTER_SITES= ${MASTER_SITE_SOURCEFORGE:=simpy/}
Point MAINTAINER to pkgsrc-users@NetBSD.org in the case where no developer is officially maintaining the package. The rationale for changing this from "tech-pkg" to "pkgsrc-users" is that it implies that any user can try to maintain the package (by submitting patches to the mailing list). Since the folks most likely to care about the package are the folks that want to use it or are already using it, this would leverage the energy of users who aren't developers.
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MAINTAINER= pkgsrc-users@NetBSD.org
import SimPy-1.6, a Python library for discrete event simulation
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HOMEPAGE= http://simpy.sourceforge.net/
COMMENT= Discrete event simulation framework
PYDISTUTILSPKG= yes
Update py-simpy to 1.8 SimPy 1.8 is a major release with new capabilities, improved documentation and bug fixes. It is fully backwards compatible with previous versions. From SimPy 1.8 on, the obsolete Python version 2.2 is no longer supported. Some of the changes and improvements are: * New compound yield statements, supporting time-out or event-based reneging in 'get' and 'put' operations on Store and Level resources. * yield get on a Store resource can now have a filter function which selects which and how many items (e.g. "3 parcels weighing less than 3 pounds") should be retrieved. * The Manual has been thoroughly edited, restructured and rewritten with a view to greater clarity and readability. It is provided in both HTML and PDF format. * The Cheatsheet has been completely rewritten in a tabular format and reduced to just a few pages. The goal was to turn it into a concise desktop reference of SimPy commands. The Cheatsheet is provided in both XLS (MS Excel spreadsheet) and PDF format. SimPy 1.7.1 is a minor (maintenance) release which fixes a few bugs in 1.7. The SimPy 1.7.1 API is identical to that of version 1.7. SimPy 1.7 is fully compatible with version 1.6.1. This major release brings significant new capabilities for the SimPy modeller and thus a broader field of applicability to SimPy. It is now very easy to implement models for scenarios involving: * producer/consumer relationships between processes, * multi-process cooperations, * multi-resource requests, and * consumable resources.
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PYTHON_VERSIONS_ACCEPTED= 24 23
import SimPy-1.6, a Python library for discrete event simulation
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.include "../../lang/python/extension.mk"
.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
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