New version of R package futile released
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The latest version of futile was released to CRAN yesterday. This release broke out the various functions into self-contained sub-packages with the base futile package hanging around as a wrapper to ensure loading of the most recent stable sub-packages (similar to the relationship that kde has to kdegraphics, kdepim, etc.).
Current sub-systems avaiable in futile include
- futile.options – A scoped options management library
- futile.logger – A feature rich logging library similar to log4j and log4cpp
- futile.any – A library that provides some extra polymorphism for common functions
- futile.matrix – A matrix manipulation library that eases working with large matrices
All packages are available in R via the standard installation method. More information is available on the futile home page and at CRAN.
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