Stanford Network Analysis Platform (SNAP) is a general purpose, high
performance system for graph and network manipulation and analysis.

This file contains a high-level description of changes in SNAP releases.

Release 1.9, Sep 26, 2012

- names of functions in gviz.h have been changed, not backward compatible
- neighbor abbreviations have been changed thoughout the code,
    nbh -> nbr, Nbh -> Nbr, not backward compatible
- a new class TBPGraph has been added to support bipartite graphs
- new examples have been added agmgen, circles, kronem, magfit, maggen
- code automatically detects gnuplot version to address "set ticks"
- makefiles automatically detect OS version
- snap directory has been split to snap-core, snap-adv, snap-exp
- glib directory has been split to glib-core and glib-adv
- reference manuals have been created for users and developers
- tutorials have been created for many classes
- tests have been created for many classes
- programming guide has been created for developers
- code has been changed to remove compilation warnings
- merged with the latest glib version
- numerous code improvements and bug fixes

