A roundup of PDL-using modules that aren't main PDL, but have been released in recent times (from my recent update to the news section at https://pdl.perl.org/):
2024-09-19
Gimp-Perl 2.38 has been released to CPAN.
2024-09-18
PDL::Graphics::Gnuplot 2.028 has been released to CPAN:
  • handle Gnuplot 6
  • fix various array-ref handling bugs
  • methods to generate Gnuplot code not just execute
2024-09-17
PGPLOT 2.33 has been released to CPAN:
  • incorporate PDL::Graphics::LUT, PDL::Graphics::PGPLOT, PDL::Graphics::PGPLOT::Window
2024-09-15
PDL::DSP::Windows 0.102 has been released to CPAN.
2024-09-06
PDL::Parallel::threads 0.06 has been released to CPAN.
2024-09-06
PDL::LinearAlgebra 0.40 has been released to CPAN:
  • better LAPACK detection on Linux, Strawberry Perl, and MacOS
  • fix mtoeplitz
  • $real x $native_complex fixed
2024-04-25
PDL::Opt::NonLinear 0.09 has been released to CPAN.
2024-04-22
PDL::Graphics::Prima 0.21 has been released to CPAN:
  • colourmap support
2024-04-22
PDL::Graphics::PLplot 0.84 has been released to CPAN:
  • add perldl demo
  • make memory allocation routines error-check
2024-04-22
PDL::Graphics::Simple 1.011 has been released to CPAN.
2024-04-15
New location for SciPDL, a drag-and-drop PDL installer for MacOS 10.9+
2024-03-26
PDL::Opt::GLPK 0.07 has been released to CPAN.
2024-02-24
PDL::FFTW3 0.19 has been released to CPAN.
I've updated the News section of the website, and will be updating (and announcing here!) the "demos" parts soon. I'll also make another post here for main-PDL since PDL 2.087 released and a summary of a ~year of PDL.

In reply to PDL stuff other than PDL by etj

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