Open mmaechler opened 3 years ago
Rcpp is not really required, but unfortunately C++ is, since it brings some benefits that do make a difference in timings:
Also makes it easier to have functions for different types using templates, compared to putting C functions in headers and playing with macros.
But there's of course workarounds for them, with some penalty in complexity and speed.
Is it necessary for you to use Rcpp instead of plain C (which is rather faster than slower)? I'm asking because this will make any back porting to
Matrix
impossible, AFAICS.