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Conrad Sanderson
just released the second pre-release 2.3.92 of what will be
Armadillo 2.4.*. This is now in
RcppArmadillo
release 0.2.31 which is already on CRAN
as of this morning.
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< !-- Armadillo is a wonderfully –> < !-- expressive (thanks to clever modern template programming), powerful yet --> < !-- simple-to-use C++ library for linear algebra, making expressions in C++ as --> < !-- easy as writing in Matlab or R. By deploying our seamless --> < !-- Rcpp glue –> < !-- between R and C++, --> < !-- RcppArmadillo –> < !-- brings this nice C++ library to R users. --> < !-- The CRAN page for RcppArmadillo –> < !-- now lists ten packages using the --> < !-- RcppArmadillo –> < !-- package. --> < !--
–> The NEWS entries summarising the changes for both are below:
0.2.31 2011-11-28
o Upgraded to Armadillo test release 2.3.92 "Loco Lounge Lizard (Beta 2)"
* fixes for linking on Ubuntu and Debian systems
* fixes for inconsistencies in interactions between matrices and
cubes
Courtesy of
CRANberries, there
is also a diffstat reports
for 0.2.31 relative to 0.2.30
As always, more detailed information is on the
RcppArmadillo page.
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