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New Features in PSRCHIVE 7.4TEMPO2 Support: TEMPO2 parameters are now parsed from PSRFITS files Intel Integrated Performance Primitives (IPP) Support: The IPP FFT library can now be used on 64-bit architectures Bugs Fixed:
New Features in PSRCHIVE 7.3Frequency band combination: The psradd program now supports the ability to combine data from different frequency bands, producing a single archive with greater bandwidth and number of frequency channels. Polarimetric Calibration: The pcm program now verifies that the phase of the input pulsar profiles does not drift over time. Bugs Fixed: A major bug in vap was fixed.
New Features in PSRCHIVE 7.2TEMPO2 Support: It is now possible to generate new predictors using the TEMPO2 library (full support is still under development). Parameter Query: David Smith has ported vap to SourceForge and expanded the program to output a much greater range of parameters. Plotting: The plotting program, psrplot, can now plot stacked profiles instead of greyscale/colour images. Various Bug Fixes: In addition to the new features described above, the following issues were resolved:
New Features in PSRCHIVE 7.1Version 7.1 is primarily a bug fix distribution; some helpful features were also added to the pazi and psrsh programs, and support of the Intel Math Kernel Library FFT interface has been updated.Bugs Fixed: The following issues were resolved:
RFI Mitigation: The pazi program now supports the ability to disable dedispersion, so that non-dispersed impulsive interfence is more obvious. It is also possible to undelete. Command Language Interpreter: The psrsh interpreter now supports RFI mitigation commands (zap), polarimetric calibration commands (cal), and conversion to the invariant interval (invint).
New Features in PSRCHIVE 7.0Version 7.0 includes a number of new developments:TEMPO2 Support: It is now possible to use the TEMPO2 Predictor (like the TEMPO polyco) to model the phase of the pulsar. This functionality is still under development and testing. Flexible Configuration: Using the PACKAGES environment variable, it is possible to specify the root directory in which to find the appropriate FFTW and CFITSIO libraries. Administrative Support: System installation adminsistration scripts have been added to assist in managing software versions at sites where stability is important. 64-bit Architecture Support: The software has been compiled and tested on 64-bit machines with dual Intel Xeon quad-core chips. Updated OS X and GCC Support: The instructions for OS X and GCC users have been updated, and more configuration error traps have been put into place. More Efficient use of Predictors: The psradd program now uses the phase predictor model information stored in an archive more efficiently (does not regenerate the polyco/predictor as frequently as before). Polarimetric Error Propagation: The pcm program now outputs the covariances of the calibration model parameters. These may be used to estimate the covariances between the calibrated Stokes parameters. Various Bug Fixes: In addition to the new features described above, the following issues were resolved:
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