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Title: rpf
# Why use RPF?
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The idea behind RPF is modularity. Most item factor analysis software
is not modular. Modularity facilitates more contributors and cross
pollination between projects.
# Installation
To get the current released version from CRAN:
```R
install.packages("rpf")
```
# Developer notes
There are a number of useful scripts in the `tools` subdir:
* `install` -- Installs the package as quickly as possible. Skips
building the vignettes and documentation.
* `build` -- Builds a source tarball
* `check` -- Builds a source tarball and checks it
* `rox` -- Re-generates the documentation.
* `test` -- Runs the test suite using the uninstalled tests against the
installed package.
* `autodep` -- Recalculates the header file dependences
If you're working on the C++ code, you probably want to adjust the
settings in `src/Makevars`.
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