CPN Tools 4.0.1 and Windows 10
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I made a fresh new version of CPN Tools, version 4.0.1. The change over 4.0.0 is a freshly compiled simulator compiled with the newest SML/NJ (version 110.78) and the newest version of Cygwin.
This should hopefully remove problems with newer versions of Windows (except they are still, even with the OS X aspiring Windows 10 moniker, versions of Windows).
I tested this version on Windows 7 (32 bit), Windows 8.1 (32 and 64 bit) and Windows 10 TP build 9926 (only comes in a 64 bit version). I had a choice and went with the option making Britney more visible and the actual useful build information harder to see, but you can see the Windows build at the bottom right.
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Works fine with Wine under Linux.
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Thanks for the update! And glad to hear it also works under Wine – I only test under VMWare and Parallels.
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Hello Michael,
Recently, I downloaded CNP Tools and ProM 6.4.1 and try to use “Load CPN Model from CPN tools” based on the video tutorial you provided.
But, when I run it, the CPN Tools was keep reading the cnp file (e.g. HierarchicalProtocol), and nothing happens.
Could you explain how to solve this problem. I hope that this does not bother you that much.
Best,
Seongki
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Hi Seongki,
Unfortunately, CPN Tools 4 is not compatible with Access/CPN, which is used for the CPN functionality in ProM. I’d recommend trying the latest 3.2 version (which is 3.2.2 if I’m not mistaken).
Hope this helps,
Michael
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Thank you very much for the quick reply, Michael.
I will try to use former version.
Best regards,
Seongki