Fixed compatibility with Numpy 2.0 by bumping minimum required Python to 3.9 in #87 - this will ensure that the abi3
wheels are built for Python 3.9 with Numpy 2.0 instead of Python 3.8 with Numpy 1.x.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/astrofrog/fast-histogram/compare/v0.13...v0.14
The main change in this release is added support for Numpy 2.0.
- Clean up test matrix by @pllim in #82
- Use v1 workflow, not main by @pllim in #79
- Fix link to benchmark plot in README by @pllim in #78
- Add PyPI badge by @pllim in #75
- Remove wheel from build requirements by @pllim in #74
- Build against Numpy 2.0.0rc1 for Python>=3.9 by @astrofrog in #86
Full Changelog: https://github.com/astrofrog/fast-histogram/compare/v0.12...v0.13
- Fix segmentation faults under various conditions. [#62, #66]
- Use Python limited API to produce forward-compatible wheels. [#56]
- Add function for histograms in arbitrarily high dimensions. [#54, #55]
- Fixed a bug that caused incorrect results in the weighted 1-d histogram and the weighted and unweighted 2-d histogram functions if using arrays with different layouts in memory. [#52]
- Fixed compatibility of test suite with latest version of the hypothesis package. [#40]
- Fix definition of numpy as a build-time dependency. [#36]
- Define numpy as a build-time dependency in pyproject.toml. [#33]
- Release the GIL during calculations in C code. [#31]
- Fix bug that caused histograms of n-dimensional arrays to not be computed correctly. [#21]
- Avoid memory copies for non-native endian 64-bit float arrays. [#18]
- Avoid memory copies for any numerical Numpy type and non-contiguous arrays. [#23]
- Raise a better error if arrays are passed to the
bins
argument. [#24]
- Make sure that Numpy is not required to run setup.py. [#15]
- Fix installation on platforms with an ASCII locale. [#15]
- Use long instead of int for x/y sizes and indices
- Implement support for weights= option
- Fixed rst syntax in README
- Fixed segmentation fault under certain conditions.
- Ensure that arrays are C-contiguous before passing them to the C code.
- Initial version