Dag Lindbo wrote:
> Problem solved: We forgot the -DNDEBUG flag to the compiler (which means
> uBLAS runs full bounds and conformity checking etc). Best to keep to the
> 'pkg-config' way of compiling :) Sorry.
> 
>   Dag
> 
> PS. Is NDEBUG defined by some header which happens to get included when
> the LinearPDE is used? (this seems strange to me, but I really would like
> to understand the different behaviors).
>

No. DOLFIN is compiled using -DNDEBUG, therefore when using LinearPDE 
from the DOLFIN library you don't see the slow down. uBLAS matrices are 
templated, that's why you see a slow down when not using -DNDEBUG and 
applying boundary conditions yourself.

Garth

>> Hi!
>>
>> We've run into what appears to be a strange bug with applying boundary
>> conditions to uBlasMatrix. We implement assembly and boundary condition
>> application (BoundaryCondition::apply()) in two different ways: manually
>> and by LinearPDE. In the manual case (which replicates the LinearPDE
>> implementation), we see an extreme slowdown in what looks to be the
>> uBlasMatrix::ident() function. If we use the LinearPDE implementation the
>> performance is as expected.
>>
>> I'm attaching a simple test case which demonstrates the issue. Has anyone
>> experienced a similar issue or has an idea what goes wrong?
>>
>> This is with DOLFIN 0.7.2 (and should also appear with 0.7.1).
>>
>> Thanks,
>>   Johan
>>
>>
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