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Author: dipterix

DESCRIPTION

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 Package: filearray
 Type: Package
 Title: File-Backed Array for Out-of-Memory Computation
-Version: 0.1.7.9000
+Version: 0.1.8
 Language: en-US
 Encoding: UTF-8
 License: LGPL-3

NEWS.md

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+# filearray 0.1.8
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+* Fixed a bug where `C++` errors are not correctly thrown due to a recent `Rcpp` update. This bug may cause erroneous code to execute ignoring try-catch statement and imbalanced protecting stacks (`fwhich`, `mapreduce`)
+
 # filearray 0.1.7
 
 * Removed non-API R C interface

README.md

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 Stores large arrays in files to avoid occupying large memories. Implemented with super fast gigabyte-level multi-threaded reading/writing via `OpenMP`. Supports multiple non-character data types (double, float, integer, complex, logical and raw).
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 #### III. Using traditional HDD?
 
-`filearray` relies on SSD, especially NVMe SSD that allows you to fast-access random hard disk address. If you use HDD, `filearray` can provide very limited improvement. One personal suggestion is that if you are using Windows machine, you can use software programs such as `PrimoCache`, which allows the computer to use RAM as L2 cache to access your files. For OSX I believe the built-in system has RAM cache for disk files. 
+`filearray` relies on `SSD`, especially `NVMe SSD` that allows you to fast-access random hard disk address. If you use `HDD`, `filearray` can provide very limited improvement. 
 
-If you use `filearray` to direct access to HDD, please set number of threads to `1` via `filearray::filearray_threads(1)` at start up.
+If you use `filearray` to direct access to HDD, please set number of threads to `1` via `filearray::filearray_threads(1)` at start up, or set system environment `FILEARRAY_NUM_THREADS` to `"1"`.