From 7a5e9c7fa2254d007b7c0b2e850c55d9eddfe801 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Lauro Lins <lauro.lins@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 1 May 2019 09:43:04 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] update

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 README.md | 2 +-
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 # About this branch
 
-This branch (`v4`) contains a new implementation of Nanocubes in the C programming language. The goal with this new implementation was to get a much finer control in all aspects of the data structure and specially on its memory aspects (allocation, layout). In our original C++ template-based implementation of Nanocubes (up to version 3.3), we implemented the Nanocube data structure on top of C++ STL (standard library) and while this was a reasonable solution at the time, it had some important downsides: (1) complex serialization which made it hard to save/load Nanocube into files; (2) variations in the internal memory layout of a Nanocube based on the specific STL implementation we used.
+The `master` branch now contains a new implementation of Nanocubes in the C programming language (version v4.0 on). The goal with this new implementation was to get a much finer control in all aspects of the data structure and specially on its memory aspects (allocation, layout). In our original C++ template-based implementation of Nanocubes (up to version 3.3), we implemented the Nanocube data structure on top of C++ STL (standard library) and while this was a reasonable solution at the time, it had some important downsides: (1) complex serialization which made it hard to save/load Nanocube into files; (2) variations in the internal memory layout of a Nanocube based on the specific STL implementation we used.
 
 Here is a link to the new [API](/api/README.md)