Define xbt::type_identity_t (similar to C++20's std::type_identity_t).

[simgrid.git] / docs / source / Release_Notes.rst

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@@ -468,10 +468,8 @@ Also, the algorithm tutorial can now be taken in Python, for those of you allerg
 Finally, on the SMPI front, we introduced a :ref:`new documentation section <models_calibration>` on calibrating the SMPI models from your
 measurements and fixed some issues with the replay mechanism.
 
-Version 3.31 (not released yet)
--------------------------------
-
-Expected: spring 2022
+Version 3.31 (March 22. 2022)
+-----------------------------
 
 **On the model checking front**, the long awaited big bang finally occurred, greatly simplifying future evolution.
 
@@ -528,6 +526,7 @@ several threads, and thus capable of utilizing more cores than a classical :cpp:
 it straightforward to model multithreaded computational kernels, and it comes with an illustrating example. It can be seen as a simplified ptask, but
 since it does not mix bytes and flops and has a homogeneous consumption over a single CPU, it perfectly fits with the classical SimGrid model.
 
+This release also introduces steadily progress **on the bindings front**, introducing in particular the Mutex, Barrier and Semaphore to your python scripts.
 
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