RcppEigen 0.3.3.7.0
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A new minor release 0.3.3.7.0 of RcppEigen arrived on CRAN today (and just went to Debian too) bringing support for Eigen 3.3.7 to R.
This release comes almost a year after the previous minor release 0.3.3.5.0. Besides the upgrade to the new upstream version, it brings a few accumulated polishes to the some helper and setup functions, and switches to the very nice tinytest package for unit tests; see below for the full list. As before, we carry a few required changes to Eigen in a diff. And as we said before at the previous two releases:
One additional and recent change was the accomodation of a recent CRAN Policy change to not allow
gcc
orclang
to mess with diagnostic messages. A word of caution: this may make your compilation of packages using RcppEigen very noisy so consider adding-Wno-ignored-attributes
to the compiler flags added in your~/.R/Makevars
.
The complete NEWS
file entry follows.
Changes in RcppEigen version 0.3.3.7.0 (2019-11-16)
Fixed skeleton package creation listing RcppEigen under Imports (James Balamuta in #68 addressing #16).
Small RNG use update to first example in skeleton package used by package creation helper (Dirk addressing #69).
Update vignette example to use RcppEigen:::eigen_version() (Dirk addressing #71).
Correct one RcppEigen.package.skeleton() corner case (Dirk in #77 fixing #75).
Correct one usage case with pkgKitten (Dirk in #78).
The package now uses tinytest for unit tests (Dirk in #81).
Courtesy of CRANberries, there is also a diffstat report for the most recent release.
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