Release Notes
 All Users / All Editions:
The flat directory incl_old is no longer available. Users of LEDA have to adapt the include paths in the source programs to the include hierarchy given in incl/LEDA
The LEDA Free Edition is a subset of LEDA 6.0 and as such is fully compatible to the Professional & Research Edition of LEDA. That means, any code developed using LEDA 6-0-free will also compile and run using the Professional or Research Edition.
MS Windows Users / All Editions:
LEDA 6.1 supports .NET 2008.
Unix & Linux Users / Research & Professional Edition:
So far LEDA was divided into several libraries, libL, libG, libP, etc. Starting with LEDA 6.0 there is only one library, libleda. See the manual chapter: Object Code on Unix for more information.
Since all of the LEDA classes are contained in the LEDA library, the programs must always be linked against the libX11 library of the system. Users who do not intend to use the graphics features of LEDA can use the LEDA library located in the directory no_gui of the LEDA package. It does not contain any graphics classes; programs using it do not have to be linked against libX11.
Subscribers to LEDA Graph or LEDA Geometry Package:
With version 6.0 the LEDA graph and geometry package are no longer available as separate packages but they are fully integrated in the LEDA Professional and LEDA Research Ediion. All customers subscribed to the graph or geometry package will automatically be upgraded to the full LEDA package.
Subscribers to LEDA Commercial Server Object Code License:
With version 6.0 of LEDA, we no longer offer the commercial server license. Customers subscribed to a commercial server license are automatically upgraded to the new LEDA site object code license, professional edition. For more information, see the LEDA End User License Agreement, 2.2.3.1 Site License.
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