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A new release 0.2.4 of
RProtoBuf
is now on CRAN.
RProtoBuf
provides GNU R
bindings for the
Google Protobuf data encoding
library used and released by Google.
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This release once again contains a number of patches kindly contributed by Murray Stokely, as well as an added header file needed to build with the g++ 4.7 version which has become the build standard on CRAN.
The NEWS file entry follows below:
0.2.4 2012-05-15
o Applied several patches kindly supplied by Murray Stokely to
- properly work with repeated strings
- correct C++ function naming in a few instances
- add an example of ascii export/import of messages
o Suppport g++-4.7 and stricter #include file checking by adding unistd
o Made small improvements to the startup code
CRANberries also provides a
diff to the previous release 0.2.3.
More information is at the
RProtoBuf
page which has a
draft package vignette,
a ‘quick’ overview vignette
and a
unit test summary vignette.
Questions, comments etc should go to the
rprotobuf mailing list
off the RProtoBuf page at R-Forge.
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