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Software-update: Julia 1.13

Julia is de naam van een high-level, high-performance dynamische programmeertaal voor numerieke wiskunde. Het bevat onder andere een krachtige compiler, distributed parallel execution en een uitgebreide library van wiskundige functies. De kern van Julia wordt onder de MIT-licentie uitgegeven, terwijl verschillende library's andere licenties gebruiken, zoals gpl, lgpl en bsd. Voor meer informatie verwijzen we naar deze pagina. Versie 1.13 is uitgekomen en hierin treffen we de volgende veranderingen en verbeteringen aan:

Julia 1.13 Highlights

Julia version 1.13 has been released. We want to thank all the contributors to this release and all the testers who helped find regressions and issues in the pre-releases. Without you, this release would not have been possible. The full list of changes can be found in the NEWS file, but here we'll give a more in-depth overview of some of the release highlights.

  • Latency (TTFX) improvements
  • REPL improvementsSyntax highlightingNew fzf-style history searchBracketed paste on Windows
  • Syntax highlighting
  • New fzf-style history search
  • Bracketed paste on Windows
  • @__FUNCTION__
  • Hashing changes
  • Faster GC by skipping image objects during marking
  • Scheduler and interrupt fixes
  • Introspection with type annotations
  • Tracing top-level evaluation with --trace-eval
  • JuliaC/trim
  • PkgChange in default compression algorithm from gzip to zstdPerformance improvementsRegistries for packages tracked in the manifestRecursively collect sourcespkg> add now tries to add the same version as already-loaded packagesPkg.test no longer defaults to enabling strict bounds checking
  • Change in default compression algorithm from gzip to zstd
  • Performance improvements
  • Registries for packages tracked in the manifest
  • Recursively collect sources
  • pkg> add now tries to add the same version as already-loaded packages
  • Pkg.test no longer defaults to enabling strict bounds checking
  • Juliaup GUI
  • Source: Tweakers.net

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