rxode2ll 2.0.16

• Fix ABI issues in rxode2 and the nlmixr2 ecosystem by requiring RcppParallel 6.0.0

rxode2ll 2.0.15

• Fix signed integer overflow: loop indices in llikXxxInternal() Rcpp functions changed from int to R_xlen_t; previously vectors longer than ~500 million elements (>4 GB) could cause undefined behavior due to int overflow when assigned from x.size().
• Fix undefined behavior from unchecked double-to-int casts for discrete distribution count arguments (x, size) exceeding INT_MAX (2147483647); the five affected C-API functions (rxLlikPois, rxLlikBinom, rxLlikGeom, rxLlikNbinom, rxLlikNbinomMu) now return NA instead of invoking undefined behavior for out-of-range inputs.
• Fix type correctness for loop indices in Stan autodiff functor operator() methods across all 15 distributions: changed from int to Eigen::Index to match the return type of Eigen::VectorXd::size().
• Add comprehensive derivative validation tests using central finite differences for all 14 differentiable distributions.
• Add integer overflow bounds-checking tests for all 5 discrete distributions, calling the *Internal() C++ functions directly to bypass R-level input validation.
• Add a skip()-guarded large-vector test that documents the R_xlen_t fix and can be run manually on systems with >4 GB free RAM.
• Changed _log() to _lpmf()/_lpdf() because these functions changed in StanHeaders

rxode2ll 2.0.14

• Make all distribution calculations thread safe

rxode2ll 2.0.13

• Update compile flags in anticipation of BH 1.87.0 (#10)

rxode2ll 2.0.12

• Update compile flags for alpine linux (#7)

rxode2ll 2.0.11

• Update compile flags based on CRAN C++17 requirement (Issue #5)

rxode2ll 2.0.10

• Update compile flags based on StanHeaders change.

rxode2ll 2.0.9

• Initial release, exports log-likelihood functions from ‘stan’ and their derivatives to R and C. This allows linkage in ‘rxode2’ to allow generalized log-likelihood in ‘nlmixr2’.
• This is a data like package and is likely not to change very much over time.
• Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.