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v0.5.2

07 Aug 13:54
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fixed minor syntax or definition changes in cython==3.0

v0.5.1

12 Nov 13:23
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  • fixed wrong struct format for glm.TmatN
  • fixed processor's struct padding always set on 8 bytes, it now checks the actual word size

v0.5.0

21 Sep 18:53
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  • added missing support for index and slice deletition in typedlist

v0.4.2

27 Jun 16:45
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  • fixed segfault in typedlist slicing when given stop < start

v0.4.0

07 May 16:32
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improved support for pickle

  • now, arrays can be pickled as soon as their dtype can be pickled
  • dtypes that can be pickled are auto-declarant dtypes (like structs and python classes) and compiled dtypes that can be imported automatically

v0.3.2

13 Feb 21:43
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  • fixed compilation on windows with visual C, as reported in #2

v0.3.1

10 Feb 12:02
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  • bug fixes in unsigned comparisons in some methods
  • fixed missing cython file in the package, causing the compilation to fail if cython were present

v0.3

05 Nov 17:13
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This update brings many fixes:

  • fixed memleak in item access (typedlist.__getitem__)
  • fixed memleaks in typedlist.index, typedlist.reverse
  • fixed concatenation with buffers with a size not multiple of dtype.size that could lead to ambiguous behaviors

v0.2

23 Oct 20:35
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This release is much more usable than the previous one. It brings the following:

  • a complete rework of the concept of dtype
  • a dtype system allowing pretty much anything to be a dtype, declared through a ddtype (see documentation coming)
  • a native way to use python ints/floats in typedlist
  • stronger tests
  • few bug fixes

v0.1

17 Mar 12:00
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That first version provides an overview of the module functions:

typedarray a dynamically sized array

  • ref-counted internal buffer
  • flexible dtype, not known by advance
  • copyless views and slices