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* 0.10.0.1
- make it compile with GHC 7.10.1
* 0.10.0.0
- upgraded dependency on Isabelle to Isabelle2014
- add support for explicit matching and non-matching steps in protocols
- new protocol example for optimistic fair exchange
* 0.8.0.0
- upgraded dependency on Isabelle to Isabelle-2013-2
* 0.6.0.0
- ported to Isabelle-2013 by Andreas Lochbihler
- removed buggy isabelle timout support
- tested compilation on GHC 7.4.2
* 0.5.0.0
- implemented proof generation for injective agreement
- fixed bug in unification of inverse-key constructors
* 0.4.1.0 Bugfixes and dropped export of library
- widen 'pretty' dependency
- update package description
* 0.4.0.0 Bugfixes and dropped export of library
- Compiles now with GHC 7.0.x, 7.2.x, 7.4.x
- Fixed some corner cases in unification code for key-inversion.
- Library is no longer exported, as there are no more users of it.
We split our internal development and the tamarin-prover provides its
own utility libraries.
* 0.3.2 Lexer improvements
- Also lex SLASH and BACKSLASH symbols.
* 0.3.1 Bugfix, small enhancement release
- Bugfix: Added missing cases for bidirectional shared keys in Message
deconstruction functions.
- Provide more precise warnings for internal certification checks. Improves
debugging experience.
- Updated documentation: UnionFind and .cabal project description
- Allow parsing of user-specified type assertions. For protocols with
nested encryptions, the inferred type assertions are sometimes not
precise enough. We handle these cases using user-specified type
assertions.
- Removed support for weak-atomicity, as it is subsumed by type assertions.
- Changed lexer to also recognize `!'
* 0.3.0 First public version
Aligned with paper submission for CCS'11: Provably repairing the ISO-9798
authentication protocols.