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# 1 Pman Release Notes

This document describes the changes made to the Pman application.

### 1.1 Pman 2.7.1

#### Improvements and New Features

- The documentation is now built with open source tools (xsltproc and fop) that exists on most platforms. One visible change is that the frames are removed.

  Own Id: OTP-8201

### 1.2 Pman 2.7

#### Improvements and New Features

- The copyright notices have been updated.

  Own Id: OTP-7851

### 1.3 Pman 2.6

#### Improvements and New Features

- Some maintenance work to replace deprecated guard expressions etc. somehow grew into a larger rewrite of parts of the Pman code, fixing some of the more blatant errors and removing unused code.

  The default font has been changed, so now the entire text on buttons etc. should be visible on most platforms.

  Saving and restoring trace options to/from file now works.

  Selecting different sets of processes to hide/view should now work in a more consistent and logical way.

  It is now possible to select more than one module or process to hide/show.

  Own Id: OTP-6012 Aux Id: OTP-5987

### 1.4 Pman 2.5.3

#### Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions

- Removed some dead code from pman_process.

  Own Id: OTP-6550

### 1.5 Pman 2.5.2

#### Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions

- Some dead code reported by Dialyzer was eliminated.

  A bug in dbg when tracing to wrap trace files has been corrected. It failed to delete any already existing wrap trace files with the same names when starting a new wrap trace.

  Own Id: OTP-5329

- The graphic applications now search for HTML documentation in the correct place.

  Own Id: OTP-5381

### 1.6 Pman 2.5.1

#### Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions

- The Pman 'trace shell' functionality was broken, it has now been fixed. Furthermore, Pman could not correctly find the pid of the active shell if more than one shell process was running on the node. This has also been corrected.

  Own Id: OTP-5191