[Rd] Moving to a new bug reporting system?
Hi all
This may be an issue that has been discussed at length before, so apologies if
I have missed that discussion, but is there any desire to switch from Jitterbug
to something more capable and modern? Say JIRA, for instance?
Rory
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Re: [Rd] Possible GPL Violation (Ian Fellows)
The law books were more interesting than the girlfriend...
Ouch!!!
But this does raise one of the issues I have with the GPL and the GPL family of
licenses - the constant confusion around what is and what is not permissible.
It's a gray area (possibly deliberately so), and most coversations end up with
numerous opinions being offered, all prefixed with "IANAL, but..". It's that
and the perception that the GPL ismore about ideology than software that lead
me to prefer BSD-type licenses for pretty much everything.
IANAL, IMHO, etc etc.
Rory
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Re: [Rd] handling a matrix and .C
> Last I looked at the source code of e1071 and of the core itself and
> recognized (I hope I understood this), that you (and the "e1071" people) use
> "as.double()" and give ".C" an array and one have to "parse" the matrix again
> in the C function.
I think this is the simplest way to handle matrices at this level - after all a
matrix is really an homogenous array of data with indexing information ?
I have an example of handling matrices (using .Call) in an old post:
http://www.theresearchkitchen.com/blog/archives/113
Cheesr
Rory
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