deprecated in the near future. It is better to allocate an object

arguments are valid and should be used instead of

closure components.  The existing functions

Some non-API entry points have been added to those reported

in public header files will be removed in the near future, and

away from using non-API endpoints. This section will continue to

be updated as work on clarifying and tightening the C API

s for use of non-API entry points have been

declarations and, where possible, hiding these entry points.

The set of LAPACK (double and complex) routines in API headers

mostly to routines actually in use from packages.

Additional non-API entry points added to those reported by

Memory allocation messages now use the (non-standard notation)

instead of as part of the (translatable format)

default prior to release.  This will remove the legacy definitions

no longer by default reports on marked strings in

character data.  Set environment variable

to a false value for the previous behaviour.

functions shown in the usage section without corresponding

formats correctly also in cases where rounding

up, e.g., from 9.96 to 10 needs more digits; thanks to

Printing matrices (typically with many rows and or columns)

now also omits columns when desirable according to option

language and gets an option related to these warning messages.

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.