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apcf 0.3.1

• dropped C++11 as a system requirement
• fixed Wsign-compare warning in import_export.cpp
• converted citEntry to bibentry in inst/CITATION and added CITATION.cff

apcf 0.3.0

• switched to R’s random number generator in C++ code
• fixed CRANs M1mac vsnprintf() warning
• changed maintainer email address

apcf 0.2.0

• removed dependence on GDAL. pat2dists() now takes geometries as WKB (using GEOS capabilities). This reduced configure code and package size significantly.
• added package ‘wk’ for checking WKBs and reading sfc-geometries if package ‘sf’ is available.
• fixed R version check in configure

apcf 0.1.7

• updated message generation in configure.ac as requested by CRAN

apcf 0.1.6

• Windows: update to GDAL 3.2.1 and fix for UCRT support (thanks @jeroen)
• drop LazyData from description

apcf 0.1.5

• cleaned up configure
• new maintainer email address due to problem with email provider

apcf 0.1.4

• changed configure to cater to GDAL version 2 and 3 (thanks to package sf)

apcf 0.1.3

• tweaked makevars.win in expectation of changes in win toolchain (thanks @jeroen)

apcf 0.1.2

• added configure.ac to package source bundle
• clarified installation of stable/development version in README
• special treatment for R-devel in configure regarding R version check

apcf 0.1.1

• started using continuous integration tools (Travis, AppVeyor, Drone)
• made it build on windows
• cleanup and wording

apcf 0.1.0

• Intial version. Reimplementation of the Adapted Pair Correlation Function in C++ using GEOS and GDAL libraries directly instead of through PostGIS. Contains mainly the functions pat2dists(), dists2pcf(), and a plot-function.

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