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1163. By Justin Rahardjo on 2014-10-16

Updated version info for v2.3.1

1162. By Vince Boros on 2014-10-14

Minimum Boost version for Python 3.3+ has been reverted to earlier value.
Other factors giving the perception of incompatibilities between Python
and Boost Python are no longer evident after extensive testing.

Other minor changes:
* a small improvement to the `configure' standard output
* a fix to the test for HDF5-enabled SILO so that the subsequent shell
  script runs correctly in all instances

1161. By Vince Boros on 2014-10-13

Detection of ABI tags for Python 3.2 and later.
Checks for the Python library and pyconfig.h for versions 2.7 and 3.2+.

1160. By Vince Boros on 2014-09-28

Build system update to check for Boost Python libraries that have the
-pyX.Y suffix

1159. By Vince Boros on 2014-09-26

This revision improves the detection of compatible Boost libraries,
particularly where multiple versions exist. The biggest improvement is to
stop ``configure'' from accepting incompatible libraries. It relies on the
Boost developers using Libtool's versioning system to indicate release
information.

1158. By Vince Boros on 2014-09-12

Fix for the last revision (replacing an unused variable)

1157. By Vince Boros on 2014-09-12

There seems to be no need to check for the existence of the `cp' command
(c.f. https://www.sourceware.org/autobook/autobook/autobook_220.html).

1156. By Dion Weatherley on 2014-09-04

added missing Python wrapper for setParticleNonTranslational

In response to Qu #253908 on Launchpad, noticed that setParticleNonTranslational did not have a python wrapper. Also setParticleNonDynamic will fix both translational and rotational degrees of freedom.

1155. By Justin Rahardjo on 2014-09-02

Added an extra check whether or not python was compiled using wide-unicode or narrow-unicode as this changes the compiled library name for python version 3.2 and below. i.e. when compiled using wide-unicode, the exec is named python3.2mu and when using narrow-unicode, it is named python3.2m.

1154. By Vince Boros on 2014-08-29

More adjustments to the build system to make it work on Debian