excentury 0.2.3

Call C++ from Python and MATLAB

Excentury is a set of libraries written in C++ that enables easy integration of C++ code into Python and MATLAB projects.

Documentation

Installation and usage documentation is available in the docs/ directory of the distribution and on http://excentury.readthedocs.org. .. _changelog:

Change Log

0.2.3 (2014-08-22)

• Added the history file.

• The documentation has been changed to introduce excentury with a simple example.

• The Armadillo library has been adapted. See tests/xcpp/arma.xcpp for examples.

0.2.2 (2014-08-20)

• Installation fixed for linux systems. All operating systems besides OS X are assumed to use .bashrc.

0.2.1 (2014-08-19)

• Configuration files have access to ARG and CFG variables.

• Installation requires six>=1.7.3.

• Matlab cpp writer error fixed.

0.2.0 (2014-08-18)

• Added in the Python Package Index.

• Install command sets environmental variables.

• Issue with istringstream fixed for OS X 10.9.

• Default paths set to be in site.getuserbase()+'/lib/excentury'.

• Python runtime errors fixed.

• Dependence on configparser has been removed.

• Empty configuration variables no longer give errors.

• Interpolation in configuration files is now available.

• Removed config command to set variables. It must be done manually.

• Conditional configuration allows us to use Python code in configuration files.

• Excentury files must include <excentury/excentury.h>.

• Unit testing is done with bash.

• Fixed IOError when attempting to read nonexistent config file.

• Armadillo incorporation example added.

• Excentury can create and track projects.

• A warning is issued when an excentury project is selected.

0.1.0 (2014-03-28)

• Initial release.

• Not registered in the Python Index.

• Must source the bashrc file for temporary installation.

• Works primarily in OS X 10.8.