Julia 1.0 has been released: Announcing the release of Julia 1.0 . Video of the Julia founders talk about the path to Julia 1.0 and the live tagging of the release: [JuliaCon 2018 | Founders talk & Julia 1.0 release]

I think it’s because LinearAlgebra has been moved into the standard library? Anyway, a few possibilities if you want info regarding your BLAS library: julia> using LinearAlgebra julia> BLAS.vendor() :mkl julia> Base.libblas_name "libmkl_rt" julia> using Libdl julia> Libdl.dlpath(Libdl.dlopen(B…

Will you be making a new blog, “7 Gotchas Revisited”? :wink:

I had the same thought :slight_smile:

Wow congratulations! The development cycle was fast, but maybe too fast. I look forward to successfully upgrading my code. Unfortunately I’m going back to Julia 0.64 for now. There were so many code breaking changes that it took hours to get a thousand line module to run under Julia 1.0. But…

I heavily used the 0.7 documentation to find resolutions to backwards incompatible syntax. My complaints are simply from a user’s scientific programming/computational perspective. I understand that .+ has a new meaning with regards to fancy broadcasting semantics, but I wonder if maintaining simp…

I would also advice using FemtoCleaner , it makes upgrading much easier. It’s true that some changes are annoying, but most of the time there’s good reasons behind them.

[image] mcbro: I understand that .+ has a new meaning with regards to fancy broadcasting semantics, but I wonder if maintaining simple broadcasting rules for + breaks that. Just guessing here, but it might perhaps lead to .+ calls inadvertently broadcasting “two levels down”, when only one le…

The answer to the transpose for complex matrices is yes, one uses the non conjugated version all the darn time, almost as much as the Hermitian transpose or adjoint as you call it. For example a wireless MIMO channel can be represented as a matrix. What is the channel of the system if you switch…

[image] mcbro: The answer to the transpose for complex matrices is yes, one uses the non conjugated version all the darn time, almost as much as the Hermitian transpose or adjoint as you call it. For example a wireless MIMO channel can be represented as a matrix. What is the channel of the syste…

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Please see PSA: use Julia 0.7 if you are upgrading if you’re upgrading code. You would have gotten nice warnings for essentially everyones of the changes you complained about.

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