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g++-4.7 (as this version has become the default on
Debian‘s testing variant. This compiler
switch once again triggered a set of build failures, mostly from
include files now deemed missing. For RcppSMC, it came
down to a five-character patch of explicitly stating one max() call
as std::max()
No other changes were made at this point. The NEWS entry is below:
0.1.1 2012-05-14
o Version 0.1.1
o Minor g++-4.7 build fix of using std::max() explicitly
Courtesy of CRANberries, there is also a diffstat report for 0.1.1 relative to 0.1.0 As always, more detailed information is on the RcppSMC page,
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