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Added Rust to the COCO diagram #2234

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olafmersmann and others added 15 commits November 9, 2023 19:39
Previously we stored the version string in a statically linked variable,
declared in the coco.h header. While this works fine on Linux and macOS,
it leads to link errors on Windows when the Rust bindings (coco-sys) try
to access the coco_version variable. This seems to stem from MSVC
compiling the source as C++.
Allow access to raw functions from suites for experiments that
don't invlove a benchmark or that need dimensions / instances not
available in a regular suite.
More fallout from the restructuring. The new build system did not
include the pickle.gz files in the cocopp/ directory.
Since Python 3.12, pkg_resources is not installed by default. We need to
explicitly pull in setuptools. This is a short term fix for #2229.
Currently we dump downloaded datasets from the data archive into
~/.cocopp which is a non-standard location. This commit changes that to
thew platform sanctioned cache directory of the user.
On musl libc based systems __gnu_linux__ is not defined. Instead, use
the __linux__ define to detect a Linux build.
@ttusar ttusar merged commit dbc0df8 into development Nov 10, 2023
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@ttusar ttusar deleted the feat-diagram branch November 10, 2023 14:04
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