digest 0.4.0 and 0.4.1
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After almost two years, I just made a small update to the
digest
package for R by adding sha-256 as another supported hashing function.
While at this, a few minor edits where made here or there. Version 0.4.0
also included a file src/Makefile.win but as that actually prevents
a successful build on the Windows platform I promptly removed it for a
(more-or-less brown-bag) release 0.4.1. Thanks to Uwe Ligges and his
automated win-builder service
that permits easy unattended build tests on that platform.
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The new package will appear shortly on its CRAN page; the R-Forge page has access to the Subversion repo etc and otherwise there’s always my local my local digest page.
Oh, and 0.3.1 was never blogged about as it was just a maintenance release that added a single cast and an edit to the DESCRIPTION file.
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