List of changes made to Mega2 since its first release

Version 3.0 is the fifth major release of Mega2. This version contains some important changes in Mega2's behaviour. Please consult the documentation for a detailed explanation of these changes.

Version 2.5 is the fourth major release of Mega2. This version contains many bug-fixes and new features. The user should consult this documentation for new features and bug-fixes prior to using version 2.5.

Version 2.3 had three revisions R2, R3, and R4 containing several bug-fixes. These bugs and the options they might affect are listed below.

Version 2.3 is the third major release of Mega2. This version and its revisions will be no longer supported, and their licenses expire on June 15, 2003.

The bug fixes listed on this page for version 2.2 and its revisions are also separately listed in the section Updated bug list .

Changes from Ver 2.5 R4 -> Ver 3.0 (Released June 15, 2004)

Changes from Ver 2.5 R3 -> Ver 2.5 R4 (Released April 22, 2004)

Changes from Ver 2.5 R2 -> Ver 2.5 R3 (Released April 15, 2004)

Changes from Ver 2.5 R1 -> Ver 2.5 R2 (Released August 8, 2003)

Changes from Ver 2.5 -> Ver 2.5 R1 (Released July 5th, 2003)

Changes from Ver 2.3 R4 -> Ver 2.5 (Released June 3, 2003)

Changes from Ver 2.3 R3 -> Ver 2.3 R4 (Released Feb 7, 2003)

Changes from Ver 2.3 R2 -> Ver 2.3 R3 (Released Dec 13, 2002)

Changes from Ver 2.3 -> Ver 2.3 R2 (Released July 20 2002)

Changes from Ver 2.2 R3 -> Ver 2.3 (Released June 14 2002)

Changes from Ver 2.2 R2 -> Ver 2.2 R3 (Released January 23rd, 2002)

Changes from version 2.2 -> version 2.2 R2 (Released 28th June 2001)

Changes from version 2.1 beta R3 -> version 2.2 (Released 15 Jun 2001)

Changes from version 2.1 beta R2 -> version 2.1 beta R3 (Released 30 Mar 2001)

Changes from version 2.1 beta -> version 2.1 beta R2 (Released 16 Mar 2001)

Changes from version 2.05 to version 2.1 beta (Released 16 Feb 2001)

In addition, several bugs from the previous version have been fixed, and Mega2 is more robust to errors in input files, as well as in user responses. For the user's convinience, Log and Error files are created for each run.