AMIDE 0.4.3

The vast majority of the changes in this release are invisible to the user. The internal data representation has been drastically altered to allow for non-floating point data sets to be stored in memory. This alteration allows a 50% decrease in memory use and disk space for most data sets.

One configuration/compilation issue, libamide is no longer built by default (it's now a configuration option).

For a complete list of things that have been changed, see the changelog.