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Changes  view on Meta::CPAN

	- now using Drand01() instead of rand()
	- now using seedDrand01() instead of srand()
	- fixed problem with not using all training vectors, or some twice
	- removed non-core Data::Dumper from tests
	- added tests for store/retrieve via Storable
	- first public release

0.06  Wed Jul 22 12:07:25 2009
	- removed AI::NN::FSOM::ARRAY, ::MAP, and ::VECTOR modules
	- removed Inline::C code from remaining modules
	- removed dependence on non-core parent.pm
	- removed remaining Inline::C macros and INLINE.h
	- moved train() into C
	- now parsing input_ and output_dim parameters (finally!)

0.05  Mon Jul 20 13:20:06 2009
	- re-added support for labels, originally in AI::NN::SOM
	- added original AI::NN::SOM test suite (and it works!)

0.04  Sat Jul 18 16:45:27 2009
	- removed dependence on Inline::C

FastSOM.h  view on Meta::CPAN

 * 
 * Each of Rect, Map, Array, and Vector contains a member 'ref' which is
 * an SV* pointing to an RV. The RV can be returned directly to perl-land
 * after being blessed into its respective class.
 * 
 * The RV references an SV containing an IV. The IV is set to the base
 * address of its component structure. This is so the class code can know
 * which instance of the class is being referred to on callback.
 * 
 * The reference count of the SV has its initial reference count set to one,
 * representing its parents ownership. If a parent dies or a perl-land
 * reference is taken of any componenet, its reference count should
 * be adjusted accordingly.
 * 
 * When the count reaches zero perl will call the classes DESTROY method,
 * at which point we can decrease the reference count on each child and
 * free the component structure.
 * 
 * The intent of all this reference count tom-foolery is to keep the
 * component structures from disappearing from underneath perl-land
 * references to them. As a bonus, we get a neat destruction mechanism