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Posted almost 10 years ago by Paul Leopardi
The use of Autotools in configuring, building and installing GluCat and PyClical has been simplified and improved. Deprecated configuation options have been dropped. The default for --with-random is now std. The default for --with-map is now stdunordered.
Posted almost 10 years ago by Paul Leopardi
The use of Autotools in configuring, building and installing GluCat and PyClical has been simplified and improved. Deprecated configuation options have been dropped. The default for --with-random is now std. The default for --with-map is now stdunordered.
Posted over 10 years ago by Paul Leopardi
The file pyclical/PyClical.cpp was missing from glucat-0.7.4.tar.gz.This prevented PyClical from building on systems without Cython. The file pyclical/PyClical.cpp, built with Cython 0.19.1, is now included in the download.
Posted over 10 years ago by Paul Leopardi
The file pyclical/PyClical.cpp was missing from glucat-0.7.4.tar.gz.This prevented PyClical from building on systems without Cython. The file pyclical/PyClical.cpp, built with Cython 0.19.1, is now included in the download.
Posted over 10 years ago by Paul Leopardi
GluCat 0.7.4 optionally improves the precision of the sqrt, log and exp functions. It does so by implementing constructors that allow mixed precision, e.g. a matrix_multi can be initialized using a framed_multi, etc. The precision of the sqrt(), log() and exp() functions is controlled by the tuning parameter function_precision.
Posted over 10 years ago by Paul Leopardi
GluCat 0.7.4 optionally improves the precision of the sqrt, log and exp functions. It does so by implementing constructors that allow mixed precision, e.g. a matrix_multi<float> can be initialized using a framed_multi<double>, etc. The ... [More] precision of the sqrt(), log() and exp() functions is controlled by the tuning parameter function_precision. [Less]
Posted over 11 years ago by Paul Leopardi
GluCat 0.7.3 fixes a bug where the line print_exec("from PyClical import *") was left out of some of the pyclical_tutorial*.py files. The C++ code, Cython code and the configure and Makefiles are unchanged from GluCat 0.7.2, other than updating the version number, and so these have not been tested again.
Posted over 11 years ago by Paul Leopardi
GluCat 0.7.3 fixes a bug where the line print_exec("from PyClical import *") was left out of some of the pyclical_tutorial*.py files. The C++ code, Cython code and the configure and Makefiles are unchanged from GluCat 0.7.2, other than updating the version number, and so these have not been tested again.
Posted over 11 years ago by Paul Leopardi
Some of the PyClical tutorials in pyclical/demos are missing the line: print_exec("from PyClical import *") This is fixed in Git, and will be fixed in GluCat 0.7.3 to be released shortly. For details, see https://sourceforge.net/p/glucat/git/ci/f6be525bda3f7342c561a1e85c8dbb2d0ba09433/