I'm delighted to report that with this release, the UNKNOWN reports from CPAN Testers have dropped from ~20% to <2% which makes PDL-2.012 test as good or better than all previous PDL releases. The results are still coming in but it looks like a new high water mark for PDL performance.
Thanks to everyone for their contributions! Chris On 6/14/2015 09:10, Chris Marshall wrote: > ...and should be appearing at a mirror near you soon. > > This is another clean up iteration from the latest PDL official releases. > Most of these issues are related to how modules are indexed for CPAN > and only are visible with an official release. > > Enjoy, > Chris and the PDL Developers > > Release Notes for PDL 2.012 ----------------------------- > > +---------------------------------------------------------------+ > | BE WARNED: This release includes an update to the internal, | > | C-level PDL API for PDL versions 2.007 and earlier. This | > | will require that you re-build any PP or XS modules. Do not | > | upgrade or install over an existing PDL installation unless | > | you are prepared to do so!!! | > +---------------------------------------------------------------+ > > General Notes: > > * This is PDL-2.012 it is essentially PDL-2.011 with some > fixes for some minor issues that only came to light > with a new official release. > > * See PDL 2.011 notes below. > > Highlights: > > * Add package statements so PDL::Lite and PDL::LiteF are > indexed correctly > > * Give PDL::NiceSlice a non-developer release for indexing > > * Fix build regression that broke ActiveState perl > builds for many perl versions and OS platforms. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ pdl-devel mailing list pdl-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/pdl-devel
