Updating RcppArmadillo initialization #5
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This one-line change updates RcppArmadillo from the now deprecated `<<` initialization to brace initialization allowed since C++11 and long been the minimal standard with R too. It would be great if you could merge this, and release and updated package "in the next little while" -- see the two prior emails I sent, and the transition log at RcppCore/RcppArmadillo#391
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This one-line change updates RcppArmadillo from the now deprecated
<<initialization to brace initialization allowed since C++11 and long been the minimal standard with R too. It would be great if you could merge this, and release and updated package "in the next little while" -- see the two prior emails I sent, and the transition log at RcppCore/RcppArmadillo#391The change was also tested with
R CMD checkand produced no issues.