After an usually long hiatus, the RcppExamples package has been updated once more: a new version 0.1.7 is now on CRAN.
The RcppExamples provides a handful of short examples detailing by concrete working examples how to set up basic R data structures in C++. In this version, essentially all files (C++, R as well as manual pages) were refreshed, along with the usual set of small changes to bring the package to current R CMD check
standards.
A NEWS extract follows:
Changes in RcppExamples version 0.1.7 (2016-01-23)
All examples were updated to use Rcpp Attributes and (where possible) use
const &
interfaces.Updated
DESCRIPTION
for currentR CMD check
standardsThe Rcpp package is now imported rather than depended upon.
Added
README.md
as well as.travis.yml
.Also updated and refreshed all manual pages and R files.
Courtesy of CRANberries, there is also a diffstat report for the most recent release.
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