Daniel Lemire
Daniel Lemire
All my new projects will require C++17. It is a significant step forward for C++... It is time to move.
>It seems we are not encouraged to specify the version of c++ std That's not how I read the note you reproduce. The default support (e.g., R 4.1.0) is C++14...
The relevant documentation is here: https://cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/r-devel/R-exts.html#Using-C_002b_002b-code
That's a good issue. Do you want to try it out?
A PR is invited.
> Looks like a lot of work. It is not too bad, but it requires a minimum of care and a few hours.
@dashjuthika ChromeOS itself is not a supported platform, but many Chromebooks allow you to run Debian (i.e., currently Debian 12)... which I think is what you are doing, judging from...
Should be fixed in release 1.8.0
Currently, the underlying library does not directly support serialization (we expect users to do it). We could add it upstream to xor_singleheader if it is convenient. It is basically just...
I have implemented a solution https://github.com/glitzflitz/pyxorfilter/pull/9