[pdp-discuss] Extending PDP with external libraries

[Brad Aisa]

A beta version that should be suitable for evaluation (but=20
unfortunately without much documentation yet) will be available=20
in about 2 weeks.

There is a project converter, but you should be warned that v4 is=20
very different as regards the concepts of Environment and=20
Process -- we have completely replaced those concepts with new=20
constructs (Data and Programs, respectively). Also, the=20
converted projects are in no way backwards compatible -- we are=20
not Microsoft... :) (well.. recalling the file incompatibilities=20
of some new versions of Office in the past, maybe I should be=20
saying we *are* Microsoft! ;) )

But the core network stuff is basically the same, and your core=20
networks, specs, etc. should convert and you should see=20
everything as it was before.

This does raise a good question about what would be the best way=20
to introduce the wider pdp community to the new version. Maybe=20
we could schedule some kind of web-based demos. If anyone=20
reading the list would be interested in participating, maybe you=20
could send me an email and let me know...

regards,

Brad

On Wednesday 02 May 2007 02:43, Frank Leon=E9 wrote:
> Thanks for the replies, now I'm even more looking forward to
> v.4 :) Is any of the testreleases on the server far enough to
> use these features, while still loading my files from v.
> 3.2a09? And is there any expected release date for v.4?
>
> For now I'll just try to add another feature, which allows me
> to solve it visually instead of by using algebra :)
>
>       with kind regard,
>
>              Frank
>
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Brad Aisa <baisa at colorado dot edu>
Professional Research Assistant
Department of Psychology
University of Colorado - Boulder