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Version 0.5.0
* Add a source gsia.c to handle the hypergeometric tests.
Split the jobs among several static functions.
* Keep the main.c to handle the command-line arguments.
* The user can compare her files case sensitive or
insensitive.
* The user can save the comparation among list, feature and
universe files.
* --feature-file can be passed more than once, this way,
it's possible to test list against several features.
* All the results are delivered in a multipart TSV file
style, with headers beggining with # and tables separated
by blank lines.
Version 0.4.0
* Replace GMP with GSL (Gnu Scientific Library) in order
to make hypergeometric tests. There is a big gain in
speed.
* Change the 'comm' interface. Now there is no need to
create Comm objects and after that compare_arrays ().
compare_arrays () retuns an initialized Comm object.
Version 0.3.0
* Add .travis.yml in order to enable cloud testing inside a
vanilla environment. Include a travis CI badge into the
README.md.
* Make hypergeometric testing workable. Now, the user can
pass 3 files (the universe list, the success state list
and the testing list) and gsia will automatically calculate
all the required parameters to make the test (N, K, n, k).
* Fix a bug in the phyper function that causes assertion
error.
Version 0.2.0
* Implement error handling mechanism with domains and error code
in order to avoid rewriting sys error code.
* Add an array (PtrArray) interface based on GArray.
* Add IO interface to read a whole file line into a PtrArray. Also,
implement a unix-like 'comm' function to compare file lines.
Version 0.1.0
* Initial version. Project was set to work with 'autotools' and
testing with the framework 'check'.
* For now, it is only possible to run a hypergeometric test.