AkitaCode 2.0.7

The AkitaCode parser and compiler.

AkitaCode Python Library

You can consult the documentation for this library in the Wiki page of the official GitHub repository.

History log

Version 2.0.7

• Fixed the problem with enviroments vector constants during method make() AKITA Testbench Document.

• Fixed the classification problem during automatic vectorization of environments and situations.

Version 2.0.6

• The dict() method is added to the Information class to facilitate the handling of ARP files.

• Vector types have been declared as constants to improve code handling, scalability, and readability.

• The way the names of environments and situations are generated has been changed, correcting a security issue.

• Improved code readability and style.

Version 2.0.5

• Fixed the error during the generation of the AKITA file. No data was imported into the protocol datablock. The protocol datablock was not blocked.

• The automatic capitalization rule is disabled when adding or modifying protocols, variables, functions, and arguments.

Version 2.0.4

• Solved dependences of Messages module.

Version 2.0.3

• The Messages module is added to the library that allows better management of messages sent and received between threads.

• Current implementations remain backward compatible with previous versions, since the Message superclass has a STR method.

• Status messages are added to the methods of the Document class.

• The make() method is added, which allows all methods of the Document class to be executed. To ensure proper compilation, we highly recommend using this method.

Version 2.0.2

• Fixed an issue during the call to a for instance, where the evaluated variables were not correctly set as environment constants.

• Deleted some debug print to stdout.

• The conditions for the correct evaluation of arguments dependent on the specified environment when using a for instance are modified.

• Fixed an indexing error during export of functions and arguments.

• Support is added for the use of functions within "for" instances, allowing environment constants to be set as the value of the arguments.

Version 2.0.2-beta

• Fixed problem during for line statement. Now, for statements can be used as following:

for each case of ( BAT_Temperature , BAT_SOH , BAT_SOC ) do

Version 2.0.1

• Library dependencies have been fixed.

Version 2.0.0

• First version.