Great! Thank you for the efforts

On 12/12/19 7:00 AM, Ed . wrote:
> Dear PDL folks,
>  
> I have just released PDL 2.020 onto CPAN. Major changes:
>  
> - PDL::PP and associated modules now put lots of #line directives into 
> generated .xs files, so it’s possible to
> understand where in PDL::PP (etc) you’d need to look if something goes wrong
> - malloc-ed things get zeroed to reduce random crashes on certain 
> architectures
> - various build and test fixes and improvements
> - eliminate use of, and reference to, $a and $b in docs as this is very bad 
> practice ($a and $b are magic variables used
> for sorting)
> - Clean up PDL::Fit::Gaussian docs and tests - thanks @d-lamb
> - badval fixes on systems with only unsigned chars - thanks @d-lamb
> - fix segfault in some uses of PDL::Transform::map - thanks @d-lamb
> - Improve compatibility with Perl's experimental 'bitwise' feature - thanks 
> [email protected]
> - RedoDims fix - thanks @drzowie
> - range speedup - thanks @drzowie
> - PDL::Lite fixes to bug that broke Test::PDL
> - propagation of badflag with .= - thanks @hainest
> - Only build PDL::Graphics::PGPLOT if PGPLOT installed
> - better vsearch_* docs - thanks @zmughal
> - PDL::Complex doc and code fixes, tests, and improvements - thanks @d-lamb
>  
> Additionally, PDL-2.020_01 has just been released with Derek’s big update to 
> the pdldoc system. Please try it out, and
> report any problems!
>  
> Best regards,
> Ed
> 
> 
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