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=======================================
Release notes for PyTables 3.3 series
=======================================
:Author: PyTables Developers
:Contact: pytables-dev@googlegroups.com
.. py:currentmodule:: tables
Changes from 3.3.0 to 3.3.X
===========================
Changes from 3.2.3.1 to 3.3
===========================
Improvements
------------
- Single codebase Python 2 and 3 support (PR #493).
- Internal Blosc version updated to 1.11.1 (closes :issue:`541`)
- Full BitShuffle support for new Blosc versions (>= 1.8).
- It is now possible to remove all rows from a table.
- It is now possible to read reference types by dereferencing them as
numpy array of objects (closes :issue:`518` and :issue:`519`).
Thanks to Ehsan Azar
- Get rid of the `-native` compile flag (closes :issue:`503`)
- The default number of threads to run numexpr (MAX_NUMEXPR_THREADS)
internally has been raised from 2 to 4. This is because we are in
2016 and 4 core configurations are becoming common.
- In order to avoid locking issues when using PyTables concurrently in
several process, MAX_BLOSC_THREADS has been set to 1 by default. If
you are running PyTables in one single process, you may want to
experiment if higher values (like 2 or 4) bring better performance for
you.
Bugs fixed
----------
- On python 3 try 'latin1' encoding before 'bytes' encoding during unpickling
of node attributes pickled on python 2. Better fix for :issue:`560`.
- Fixed Windows 32 and 64-bit builds.