NEWS
insitu 0.1.3.9023
- [9023] Add
br_replace() 2025-06-29
- [9022] fix some build errors
- [9021] Add
br_round_fast() which is 10x faster than br_round()
- [9020] Expose
is_altrep(), is_mutable() and get_refcnt()
- [9019]
tf2_apply() and tf3_apply() now work on data.frames.
- [9018] get/set rows/cols from matrices
- [9017] add
br_roll() and br_mat_roll(). Game-of-life example.
- [9017] Added 2D transforms
- [9016]
br_copy_if() replaced with binaryop br_assign()
- [9016]
br_zero() refactored to become a standard unaryop
- [9015] Global dispatch for unary/binary ops using array of func pointers
- [9014] Support for matrix arg to unary ops
- [9013]
where and idx for conditional unary ops. Initial attempt at
conditional binary ops
- [9012] 'where' conditional for unary ops
- [9011]3D transformation matrices
- [9010] Reintroduce specialised methods for
asq and bsq in matrix multiplication
- [9009] Add
br_mat_transpose()
- [9009] Add
R_NO_REMAP
- [9009] Refactor & add tests for matrix operations.
- [9008] Add mat-mat and mat-vec multiplication.
- [9007] changed function prefix from
ins_ to br_
- [9007] changed helper from
insitu to by_reference
- [9007]
br_mat_dist2(), br_mat_dist3(), br_mat_hypot2(), br_mat_hypot3()
- [9006]
br_copy_if()
- [9006]
br_is_na()
- [9006]
br_copy() replaces old br_copy(), br_copy_from(),
br_replace() and br_fill()
- [9005] Including
insitu helper for use with with()
- [9004] Use math.h fma() instead of rolling my own
- [9004] nearly full complement of unary and binary math ops
- [9003] add
br_copy()
- [9002] Use prefix
br_
- [9002] Remove benchmarks from readme
- [9002] Remove xoshiro. Use lehmer64 on all platforms. Needs testing
on windows.
- [9001] Add fused multiply add (and variants)
- [9001] Add in-place addition, subtration, division and multiplication
- [9001] Remove use of R's
runif()
- [9001] Remove support for integer vectors and character vectors
- [9001] switch from
pryr::address() to rlang::obj_address()
- [9000] Update package infrastructure
insitu 0.1.3
- Feature: Using xoshirto256++ on windows, and the faster lehmer64() elsewhere.
- the actual RNGs are about the same speed, but uint128_t support means
we can use the much faster method for random integers on an interval
https://lemire.me/blog/2019/06/06/nearly-divisionless-random-integer-generation-on-various-systems/
- re-introduces
br_shuffle()
insitu 0.1.2
- Bug fix: using xoshiro256++ as the RNG as it does not rely on uint128_t and
pakcage now builds on windows.
- Vignette: References vignette to illustrate behaviour difference between copy-on-modify
and modification by-reference
insitu 0.1.0