CPAL-Editor: task activation diagrams now zoomable and scrollable with the mouse

Add line coverage based on gcov back-end

The CPAL program should be instrumented with the following command: cpal2x -Tcpal --code-coverage model.cpal. To get the actual line coverage of an execution, the program should be run with the following options: --finally-func output_line_coverage --finally-output model.info. To generate an html report of the coverage as above, the generated .info file can be processed by the standard gcov/lcov tools, e.g. genhtml --branch-coverage -o coverage model.info.

Support # style comments in scenario files @time interpreter-name CPAL-instructions

Extend scenarios to multi-interpreter mode (= simulation of multiple threads of simulation, e.g. one per computational ressource)

# set a global variable (structure element) to true on interpreter sw0 at time 0
# the instructions defined in the scenario will be executed before any other instructions due for execution at the same time point 
sw0 cm.sync_to_stable_enabled = true;
# other init. on other threads of simulation
sm1 active=false;
sc1 active=false;

# execute the startup() function on two interpreters at specific time points
@100ms9ns sm1 startup();
@400ms sc1 startup();

# cut a link to a switch at a precise instant and observe what happens
@500ms link_sw1_sw0 cut_link_state=true;
# next instruction will be executed at 500ms as well
link_sw0_sw1 cut_link_state=true;

#restore link later on in the execution
@700ms link_sw0_sw1 cut_link_state=false;
link_sw1_sw0 cut_link_state=false;

# execute shutdown() on sm1 then sm2
@850ms10ps sm1 shutdown();
@900ms100us sm2 shutdown();

Recognize time instructions in scenario commands, e.g.: run +100ms9ps

Option to monitor process executions over time and record them in html format: -l or --tasks-log

Option to monitor the states of the processes over time and record them in html format: -m or --states-log

CPAL-Editor: program execution via menu or right-click on file name in project tree

CPAL-Editor: suppression of files and folders from workspace and from disk (#G24)

CPAL-Editor: “Parameters” have been moved to “Windows” menu

CPAL-Editor: sample files under Windows are now located under user\RTaW\CpalEditor

CPAL-Editor: window resizing bar width increased (#G6)

CPAL-Editor: LF problem in console fixed under Linux

CPAL-Editor: possibility to select font type and size for editing in “Parameters”

CPAL-Editor: visualization of output files in html format

CPAL-Editor: the directory structure (relative to worspace base directory) is shown in the file tree

CPAL-Editor: functional architecture diagram occasionaly not showing up (#G17)

CPAL-Editor: scenario files (.sce) included in a project can now be edited and are proposed to be used to drive an execution in the “CPAL execution” dialog

CPAL-Editor: “launch configuration” files (.cfg) that save all the execution parameters for an execution (execution time, options, output folder, input scenario, etc) can be included in the workspace and executed with right-click

Block file usage in playground

New architectural views, e.g., to show multi-interpreter configuration

Fixed: multi-interpreteur data flow sync. issue (#403)

Fixed: nested currification syntax issue

Fixed: display of compound time expression (e.g., in transitions) in CPAL-Editor

Remove cppcheck warnings