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@ -13,6 +13,42 @@ Changes in 3.0.8 (since 3.0.7)
** Texinfo and XML parsers are now thread-safe
(<https://bugs.gnu.org/51264>)
* New deprecations
** Vector functions require vector arguments
Passing arrays that are not vectors (arrays for which `(vector? array)'
returns false) to functions `vector-move-left!', `vector-move-right!',
`vector->list', and `vector-copy' is deprecated. Use `array-copy!',
`array-copy', and `array->list' for such arguments.
** `scm_from_contiguous_typed_array' is deprecated
This function was undocumented.
* New interfaces and functionality
** Typed vector copy functions
The functions `u8vector-copy' `s8vector-copy' `u16vector-copy'
`s16vector-copy' `u32vector-copy' `s32vector-copy' `u64vector-copy'
`s64vector-copy' `f32vector-copy' `f64vector-copy' `c32vector-copy'
`c64vector-copy' `u8vector-copy!' `s8vector-copy!' `u16vector-copy!'
`s16vector-copy!' `u32vector-copy!' `s32vector-copy!'
`u64vector-copy!' `s64vector-copy!' `f32vector-copy!'
`f64vector-copy!' `c32vector-copy!' `c64vector-copy!' have been
added. See SRFI-4 - Guile extensions" in the manual.
** `bytevector-fill!' supports partial fill through optional arguments
This is an extension to the r6rs procedure. See "Manipulating
Bytevectors" in the manual.
** `vector-copy!' and `vector-copy' from (rnrs base) included in core
Compared to the previous versions, these accept range arguments. See
"Accessing and Modifying Vector Contents" in the manual.
Changes in 3.0.7 (since 3.0.6)

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@cindex array cell
Mathematically, one can see an array of rank @math{n} (an
One can see an array of rank @math{n} (an
@math{n}-array) as an array of lower rank where the elements are
themselves arrays (`cells').