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]

[image] mcbro: so much basic math and linear algebra functionality is now hidden in external modules and libraries, yet there are no pointers to what those libraries are! What is the module name of the Linear Algebra library? I never found it documented until I just guessed LinearAlgebra It i…

[image] Tamas_Papp: [image] mcbro: so much basic math and linear algebra functionality is now hidden in external modules and libraries, yet there are no pointers to what those libraries are! What is the module name of the Linear Algebra library? I never found it documented until I just guess…

[image] Tamas_Papp: It is not hidden at all, but well documented I think it would be nice if there were some easy way to locate functionality that has been moved out of Base. For example, after one minute of searching, I still don’t know where fft went (I know, not very impressive searching,…

Google is my friend :slight_smile: https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=julia%20fft

Those Google results make me no wiser at all. The most relevant hits are FFTViews.jl and AbstractFFTs.jl. It certainly doesn’t explain what happened, where did ordinary fft go, when and why? If I didn’t know from experience that Julia’s fft is the FFTW one, I’d be totally lost.

[image] mcbro: I also found the removal of broadcasting for the + operator intolerable. How often does one write something like indices+1 in your code? Now I have to search for + and replace it with the unwieldy .+ remembering to surround it with spaces. Is it really that hard to determine the i…

[image] DNF: Edit: Hehe. Eh, but seriously, where did fft go? Searching for ‘fft’, ‘dft’, and ‘fourier’ gives zero relevant hits on the search page. Isn’t it even in stdlib? So then it’s in FFTW.jl? Try to call fft in Julia 0.7 and it will tell you instantly where it moved to. That’s exactly …

I am confused. I had to Pkg.add("FFTW") and after that using FFTW threw an error: julia> using FFTW [ Info: Precompiling FFTW [7a1cc6ca-52ef-59f5-83cd-3a7055c09341] ERROR: On worker 2: ArgumentError: Package FFTW [7a1cc6ca-52ef-59f5-83cd-3a7055c09341] is required but does not seem to be installed:…

No, 0.7 is for package developers who need to upgrade their packages, and go through it for the convenience of depreciation warnings. No new user, and few old, would use 0.7. They will start directly with 1.0, naturally. How will they find fft? FFTW isn’t in stdlib either, is it?

I know it may be frustrating a bit, but here is how it worked with me: (v1.0) pkg> add FFTW Updating registry at `C:\Users\Seif\.julia\registries\General` Updating git-repo `git://github.com/JuliaRegistries/General.git` Resolving package versions... Installed FillArrays ─ v0.2.0 Updating `…

Julia 1.0 released

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StefanKarpinski August 24, 2018, 3:09pm 41

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