[Ccgsl-discuss] Version 0.99-8 available.

[John D L. <J.D...@bt...>]

This version is mainly designed to allow you to drop stride arguments in
functions where an array parameter is required. For example, C++
overloading allows us to create

gsl::mean( double comnst* array, size_t stride, size_t size )

and

gsl::mean( double const* array, size_t size )

functions. Clearly the second is easier to work with, and

gsl::mean( std::vector<double> const& array )

and

gsl::mean( gsl::vector const& array )

are even easier to work with.


In the course of updating these functions, I’ve detected and corrected a
few obscure bugs, mainly in the weirder statistics functions that act on
integer arrays. I’ve also changed the permutation functions to make them
a bit more natural for C++ users and to provide wrappers for
permutations acting on arrays other than gsl::vector objects.

-- 
John D Lamb