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sys rubbl_casatables_impl

A bundle of C++ code that can read the CASA table format for Rubbl

10 releases

0.4.35000 Aug 13, 2024
0.3.31101 Jan 23, 2023
0.3.31100 Nov 4, 2021
0.2.31104 Dec 15, 2020
0.1.0 Dec 20, 2017

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rubbl_casatables_impl

The C++ code backing the Rubbl interface to the CASA table format.

Rationale

This crate contains no actual Rust code — it just provides a mechanism to compile the large C++ library that backs the rubbl_casatables crate. This way, we can iterate the crate and the C++ glue layer that binds the two, without having to recompile 300 C++ files every time the glue layer changes.

Versioning

The micro version of this package takes the form "MMMNN", where "MMM" is the version of casacore upon which the C++ codebase is derived, except without any periods. For instance, casacore 3.1.1 becomes "311". The "NN" component allows for us to make up to 100 releases of the Rust crate between updates to the version of casacore.

Note that this numbering scheme will break if casacore hits a version like 3.1.10. We'll cross that bridge when we get there.

Crate Duplication

See the rubbl_core README on Crates.io for a discussion of crate duplication issues that may arise with key dependencies such as ndarray.

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