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338 | 338 | \item Hash functions (Clodius, Ehlert)
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339 | 339 | \item Improved OS and file system facilities (Diehl, Markus)
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340 | 340 | \item Selection algorithms
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| 341 | + \item Portability across platforms |
341 | 342 | \item All new intrinsics planned for Fortran 202X
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342 | 343 | \item Improved stdlib test suite (Ehlert)
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343 | 344 | \end{itemize}
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344 | 345 |
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345 |
| - \note{Here are some additions and improvements to look forward to in the next year or so. |
346 |
| - The highlights are: procedures for various probability distributions and sampling |
347 |
| - pseudo-random numbers from them; derived types for generic collections |
348 |
| - (linked lists, see Chetan's talk today, and a map/dictionary type); |
349 |
| - and cross-platform procedures for querying the operating system and manipulating |
350 |
| - the file system (such as listing and traversing directories, removing or copying files, etc.). |
351 |
| - This roadmap is driven by community and their contributions and is largely based on |
352 |
| - the backlog of existing PRs to be reviewed and improved upon. |
353 |
| - If there's something you'd like to be a part of stdlib, please let us know by opening |
354 |
| - a proposal in GitHub issues, and we'll discuss it and come up with an implementation plan. |
| 346 | + \note{ |
| 347 | + Here are some additions and improvements to look forward to in the next year or so. |
| 348 | + The highlights are: procedures for various probability distributions andsampling pseudo-random numbers from them; |
| 349 | + derived types for generic collections (linked lists, see Chetan's talk today, and a map/dictionary type); |
| 350 | + and cross-platform procedures for querying the operating system and manipulating the file system |
| 351 | + (such as listing and traversing directories, removing or copying files, etc.). |
| 352 | + This roadmap is driven by community and their contributions and is largely based on the backlog of existing PRs to be reviewed and improved upon. |
| 353 | + If there's something you'd like to be a part of stdlib, please let us know by opening a proposal in GitHub issues, and we'll discuss it and come up with an implementation plan. |
355 | 354 | }
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357 | 355 | \end{frame}
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