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file gtools_windows_legacy.plugin not found #15
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This should be fixed in the develop branch. Let me know if you keep having any problems. I inadvertently introduced this error when fixing #9 |
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Features * `gisid` is added as a working replacement for `isid` and `isid, missok`. `gisid` taks `if` and `in` statements; however, it does not implement `isid, sort` or `isid using`. * `glevelsof` is added as a working replacement for `levelsof`. All `levelsof` features are available. * Temporary variable no longer created for `egen, tag` or `egen, group` * Fixes #6 * Variables are sorted internally for `egen, group`, which matches `egen`. * Variables are sorted internally for `gcollapse`, which is faster. * Various internal enhancements: * The hash is validated faster * Hash validation is also used to read in group variables * Integer bijection now sorts by the integers correctly, obviating the need for a second sort. * No need to validate the hash with integer bijection. * The memory usage is marginally leaner. * Reorganized all the files, making the code-base easier to maintain. * Various commented internal code deleted. Enhancements * Fixes #13 so `gcollapse` maintains source formats on targets. * Improved internal handling of if conditions for `egen`. * `egen` now only processes observations in range for `id, group` * `egen, group` now marginally faster when all vars are integers Bug fixes * Prior versions de-facto used a 64-bit hash instead of a 128-bit hash. The new version should use the 128-bit hash correctly. * Prior versions would fail if there was only 1 observation. * Fixes #15 which was introduced trying to fix #15 Backwards-incompatible * `gcollapse, unsorted` no longer supported (due to internal sorting)
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Hi Mauricio,
I just updated gtools and got an error that got me a bit confused (nothing else has changed on my system:
I'm running Windows 10 and Stata 14.2. The string reported by
which gtools
is this:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: