Release 1.2.4 - May 11, 2015

New features

- new libraries for 64bit Linux ppc64le (provided by mtbrandy)
- built-type configuration parameter to switch to OpenBLAS (proposed by etrain)
  or NVBLAS (proposed by EmergentOrder)

Bug fixes (tons of)

- Fixed documentation errors where it talked about row vectors when
  they really were column vectors. (reported by GratefulTony and others)
- Fixed documentation where it talked about data being laid out in rows
  where it actually is by columns. (reported by boscogh)
- Fixed documentation on which arrays are copied and which are taken (chmp)
- Fixed arg() in the ComplexDouble and ComplexFloat examples (reported by be9)
- Fixed equals/hashCode broken contract (reported by m0nzderr)
- bug in FloatMatrix.out (reported by XSoftLab)
- Fixed use of temporary files under Windows
- Several bugfixes and performance improvements (by srowen)
- Fixed SimplesBlas.gemv (lifeiteng)
- Fixes on the C code to suppress compiler warnings (keszybz)
- Fixed a bug where tests fail in French locale (mpoussevin and srowen)
- Clarifications on the Eigen method ranges (sehlstrom)
- Fix in indexRows/indexColumns method (landesfeind)
- Fixed accumulation of temp files under Windows (thanks to suggestions by boscogh)

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Release 1.2.3

New features

- LU decomposition for float
- Least squares and Pseudo-inverse to Solve.
- QR decomposition.
- Removed dependency on external libgfortran for Windows.
- Now also runs on CentOS and other Linux 2.6 distros out of the box.

Removed features

- Support for SSE2. I don't have access to such processors anymore. Sorry.

Bug fixes

- load and save didn't close the streams.
- Bug in maxi and mini.
- Recompiled on Linux 2.6.32 to resolve glibc version dependency
  problems. Now also runs on centos.

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Release 1.2.2

New features

- full SVD for complex matrices
- Added travis CI support on github
- recompiled ATLAS for Linux, moved to 3.10.0, lapack 3.4.2
- upload to central maven repo

Bug fixes

- More meaningful error messages for Linux/64 and Windows
  when libraries are missing
- SingularValueDecomposition for complex matrices used transpose()
  instead of hermitian()

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Release 1.2.1

Bug fixes and code side changes.

- Fixed bugs with Range objects
- Moved test code to JUnit 4.
- Fixed configure script and code-generation to Ruby 1.9

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Release 1.2.0 - January 7, 2011

- Added Generalized Eigenvalues for symmetric matrices (which you
  need, for example, for Canoncial Correlation Analysis). See
  org.jblas.Eigen.

- Added pure-LAPACK build to Windows 64. Not as nearly as fast as
  ATLAS, but still 50% over pure Java implementation (for example, for
  DGEMM).

- Changed build system to maven. Actually, the build.xml from the ant
  file still exists and can also be used, but now you also have a
  pom.xml.

- As a side effect of the change to maven, test suites are now
  actually run during the build ;)

Some bugs:

- Fortran functions returning floats (e.g. SDOT) returned 0.0. Fixed
  now.

- Bug in some complex numbers routines.

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Release 1.1.1

Mostly bug fixes

- remove spurious System.out.print in complex eigenvector routine.
- fixed get with ranges
- added some more variants of get with ranges
- added more functions to complex data types (in particular sqrt())
- added hermitian() to Complex matrices to compute conjugate transposes.

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Release 1.1 - August 16, 2010

Added Singular Value Decomposition, some bugfixes

- fixed bug with complex return values and gfortran vs. g77
- added --ptatlas flag for compiling against multithreaded ATLAS
- dropped support for 32bit Mac OS X

The main reason for dropping support for 32bit Mac OS X was that
the latest versions installs as 64bit by default, and the install
for the 32bit macports gcc seem to be broken -> no way to compile it.

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Release 1.0.2 - February 26, 2010

Mostly a bug-fix release for the build-process

- fixed utf-8 unicode issues with javadoc
- fixed issues with parallel make ("make -j3")
- fixed issues with SSE2/SSE3 config code

No changes to the libraries, you can keep on using the jar file for
1.0.1.

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Release 1.0.1 - January 14, 2010

Minor fixes, mostly to do with handling spaces in the configure
scripts under windows, and running also on older processor which do
not support SSE2 (older Athlon64 processors, for example).

Changes from 1.0:

- jar contains prebuilt ATLAS libraries for SSE2 and SSE3 and selects
  based on what is supported.

Still no support for 64bit for Windows, mostly because cygwin/mingw
support for 64bit is quite experimental, and ATLAS doesn't support
64bit builds under Windows. If you have managed to compile the thing,
let me know ;)

You can still use the 32bit version on a 64bit Windows, of course.

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Release 1.0 - December 22, 2009

Leo (@thinkberg) conviced me to bump my version number to 1.0 because
the software itself is stable, and I now cover all platforms I
originally targeted.

Changes from 0.3:

- expm moved from DoubleMatrix to MatrixFunctions

- Build for Mac OS X

- configure script has been overhauled.

- Matrix classes are now serializable.

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Release v0.3 - September 17, 2009

Release v0.3 adds some features, in particular LU and Cholesky decomposition,
matrix exponentials, and random permutations. 

Still no Mac OS X support, though :(


Changes from version v0.2:

- jar file can now contain dynamic as well as static files

- added LAPACK functions [sdcz]geev, [sd]getrf, [sd]potrf

- Added interfaces ConvertsToDoubleMatrix and ConverstToFloatMatrix

- Added class Decompose which provides LUDecomposition (based on getrf),
  and Cholesky decomposition (based on potrf)

- Matrix classes: 
  - Added read-only AbstractList views for elements, rows, and 
    columns for better interfacing with Java's collection API. 
  - Added matrix exponentials based on Pade approximation provided 
    by Jan Saptra Müller. These should be pretty fast!
  - Added prod() which returns the product of all elements.
  - Added project() which projects one vector on another.
  - Added diviRowVector().
  - Added loadCSVFile().

- Added MatrixFunctions.min() and .max() for integers.

- Added Permutations class for generating random permutations and
  subsets based on the algorithms from Knuth's "The Art of Computer
  Programming", Vol. 2.


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Release v0.2 - May 8, 2009

Release v0.2 mostly adds features to the build process and renames some
packages and classes to make the structure simpler. No new significant
functionality has been added.

Changes from version v0.1:

- fixed a bug in DoubleMatrix.copy()
- Renamed packages to make structure simpler

  org.jblas.la -> org.jblas
  org.jblas.la.exceptions -> org.jblas.exceptions
  org.jblas.la.ranges -> org.jblas.ranges
  org.jblas.core -> moved content to org.jblas and org.jblas.util

- Renamed classes

  Blas -> NativeBlas

- Build process can now generate different kinds of jar files, and also
  generate shared libraries which are statically linked against BLAS,
  LAPACK or ATLAS. You can also generate a multiplatform jar file which
  contains shared libraries for different platforms.

- Generated wrapper code has been optimized a bit:

  - in the lapack wrapper with automatic workspace allocation, only
    small dummy arrays are passed in the workspace query, meaning that
    the real arrays are only passed once, not twice.

  - The wrapper now also parses information whether output variables
    are input or output and releases the arrays with JNI_ABORT in case
    they are not output variables. This should also reduce the amount
    of copying.
