and linking hiccups in some PDF manuals.

installation also when the help contains figures.

, as was always documented and shown when

world clock, it is more robust against unexpected non-error results,

when it tars the <pkg> directory, fixing both

to protect against floating point inaccuracy before rounding, thus

Printing arrays now also omits columns, rows and slices when

, respectively, addressing most of the remaining part of

Many arguments which should be length-1 logical are checked

more thoroughly.  The most commonly seen errors are in

almost always mismatches to unnamed arguments and are now reported

package shared objects linked in from local static libraries

deprecated now and already an error in the development version of

can be installed using C23 (for example with

It can be installed with the upcoming (at the time of writing)

hexadecimal constants without an exponent, for compatibility with

files) to be shipped with the package, as proposed by

sets and mention future changes due to recalibration.

The parser now accepts hexadecimal constants with a decimal

now works correctly when inputs include a raw

vector and a logical, integer or double vector -- previously the

Silent integer overflow could occur in the

unrealistic inputs: this is now an error.

Some invalid C-level memory accesses are avoided for

deprecated and will be removed shortly.  We could find no record

Text widths and heights were incorrectly reported by the

Quartz device if the drawing context didn't exist yet (typically

when drawing off-screen to a window that is yet to appear, see

The Quartz device could segfault in cases where paths with

spaces are used in the new glyph drawing API.

On macOS in R CRAN builds, it is again possible to read

.  Users building R from source should avoid

primitive method dispatch when needed; thanks to

for demystifying CRAN package check failures on the R-devel mailing

provides an alternative to the idiom of calling

which were deleted in Fortran 2008 or earlier.  Fortran compilers

are no longer required to support these.