Cloverleaf 6.2.2 is now Generally Available

[Rob Abbott]

This release was made available on the Xtreme Download Center on June 8 2018.

The main purpose of the release is to resolve performance issues on all platforms.

Other enhancements / fixes include

– Added client-side IDE logging capability

– Add FHIR STU3 schemas

– Document configuration of SELinux to behave properly with Cloverleaf

– Fixed resend of large files from Netmonitor (timeout issue)

– Document memory requirements for 64-bit platforms (Windows and Linux)

– Ability to disable procs in advanced scheduler.

Note that in this release we have downgraded from Tcl 8.6 to Tcl 8.5.19.

Please see release notes (available on the DLC) for full details including supported platforms.

Rob Abbott
Cloverleaf Emeritus

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[Daniel Murphy]

Just curious – why the need to downgrade Tcl?

[Linus Betschart]

Daniel Murphy wrote:

Just curious – why the need to downgrade Tcl?

seems to be due to performance issues found in Cloverleaf 6.2

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Infor Xtreme CN_CIS620x_20180213_01 wrote:

Tcl 8.6.In version 6.2.0.0, we updated the version of Tcl from 8.5.10 to 8.6.3.

We have done benchmarking on the Tcl versions and have found that Tcl 8.6 runs slower in our implementation than Tcl 8.5.

In addition, the

[Rob Abbott]

As Linus notes, yes performance.

We are evaluating upgrading back to Tcl 8.6 for the next release.

Rob Abbott
Cloverleaf Emeritus

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