I was going back and updating some older code and I found an undesirable
vector interface change for some of my code. It use to be that Vector
was just a typedef to the particular vector that was installed (either
PETSc or uBlas), and the '+' and '*' operator was overloaded in each of
these. Now it looks like there is some attempts at making a smarter
wrapper and the '+' and '*' operators are no longer overloaded for the
Vector Class. For example the code below works if you replace Vector
with either PETScVector or uBlasVector, but not as is. Is this the way
the current implementation is meant to be, a bug, or am I missing
something obvious here?
#include <dolfin.h>
using namespace dolfin;
int main()
{
Vector test(0.0);
Vector one(1.0);
Vector iter(0.0);
iter = test + 2*one;
}
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Andy Terrel
Computer Science Dept
University of Chicago
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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it keeps you clean.
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