Closed HEnquist closed 3 years ago
What I'd like to do is merge the SSE update, do something about the precision issues, and release 5.1.
Then, bump num-complex and release 6.0. That way users who want the improved precision or SSE don't have to upgrade num-complex.
That makes more sense than jumping straight to 6.0. I didn't think of a 5.1 version, but yes that can be quite useful and doesn't cost any extra work at all. Do you expect the precision issue to be solvable without making any breaking changes? We can close this PR, since the changes are almost nothing. The main thing is that for RustFFT, no changes are needed after bumping num-complex.
RustFFT 6.0 has been released, which includes the num-complex upgrade to 0.4
Bumping versions in preparation of the next release (triggered by the new version of num-complex). Apart from bumping the versions, no other changes are needed.