Pkgsrc change:
o Convert to using Module::Build.
Upstream changes:
Changes in v2.05 - leto
Fri Feb 29 21:58:47 EST 2008
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* fix accidental use of "our" that broke old (like 5.5) Perl's
Thanks to srezic@cpan.org for the first FAILed report
* added $matrix->display_precision($n) to easily change the output
to something a bit easier to read
$a->display_precision(0)
is useful for printing integer matrices nicely
* NEED print_precision() docs near stringify
* t/display_precision.t created
* example/ directory created with some benchmark scripts
Changes in v2.04 - leto
Sat Feb 23 20:59:08 EST 2008
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* fixed pod errors
* $a->length does row+col vectors now
* converted all tests except ext1.t to Test::More and added
some overall Kwalitee
* fixed error with doing $string = $matrix . "\nStuff\n";
* new funcion new_tridiag
* $matrix->min and $matrix->max now return the min/max element of a matrix
* new function new_random added which looks like (with default
options shown)
# returns $n x $m matrix of real numbers between 0 and 10
new_random($n,$m, { symmetric => 0, tridiag => 0, bounded_by => [0,10], integer => 0 )
new_random($n, %options ) # returns a square matrix
This has proven to be pretty useful in the unit tests of
Math::MatrixReal so I figured others may want an easy way to
generate a random matrix of your own flavor
* t/rand.t created
* t/tridiag.t created
* t/stringify.t created
* t/minimax.t created
* t/positive.t created
* t/gsm.t created
* t/similar.t created
Changes in v2.03 - leto
Sun Jan 27 13:19:55 EST 2008
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* now using Module::Build, so Math::MatrixReal should in theory be able to
compile on systems without make, please test and let me know!
* new concatenation operator ".", i.e $c = $a . $b concatenates two
matrices side-by-side
* t/concat.t created
* new function assign_row
* beginning of a test suite overhaul (converting to Test::More )
Changes in v2.02 - leto
Sat Jun 09 12:29:08 EDT 2007
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* Fixed the overloading for the division operator which did
not recognize $a/2, reported by Daniel Brooks <db48x@yahoo.com>
* Added support for matrix division notation, so that $a/$b =
$a*$b**(-1) when $a and $b are square matrices
* t/div.t created
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