Most things in 0.3 will still work in 0.4 except with a handy depreciation
error which will tell you exactly what to fix. Here are some tips:
- Use Compat.jl. It makes life a LOT easier. It lets you write a single
version of your code for 0.4 (or, more generally, the latest version of
julia) while automagically allowing your code to run in previous versions
as well.
- Union(...) -> Union{}
- FloatingPoint -> AbstractFloat
- [a; b] -> [a, b]
- [a, b] (if a and b are vectors) -> vcat(a, b)
- float64([...]) -> map(Float64, [...]) or just Float64[...]
These should cover most errors I've seen...
Also a few coding notes: Now that Cartesian.jl is part of the Base library,
it makes sense to use it whenever you want to. Also, we're gradually moving
to slices becoming views so you might want to keep that in mind.
