Rcpp 0.6.4
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A new maintenance version of Rcpp (now at 0.6.4)
was just pushed to CRAN and has been
uploaded to Debian. Rcpp is a set of
utility classes that provide interfaces for transferring the major R data
types to C++ and back which makes it easier to extend R with dynamically
loadable code written in C or C++.
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This version changes how use the std namespace: all usage is now
properly prefixed. Likewise, we now define R_NO_REMAP to not
let R define utility functions as length() or
error() which occassionally creates trouble with other include
files — so now use the more explicit forms Rf_length(),
Rf_error() etc. Also, starting from this release, C++ class
documentation created by Doxygen is included; it can also be seen from my box
as both browsable
html and a pdf file.
Lastly, this version also adds a minor correction to the Windows build
(spotted by Uwe and Simon).
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