On Thu, 13 Oct 2011, Jed Brown wrote:
fe_type = {.order = libMeshEnums::SECOND, .family = libMeshEnums::LAGRANGE}
and the value 6 is returned from fe_xyz.C:931 by
Here's your problem: the linker isn't calling the right function.
It's a linker problem I've seen before, too, where for some reason the
XYZ instantiation gets triggered to handle a LAGRANGE call. I don't
remember exactly what caused it, though. Something about the fe_*
object files getting built or linked out of their usual order, maybe?
Try hunting the mailing list archives.
Note that I don't say it's a linker error: I'm pretty sure that Ben's
fancy template partial partial specialization tricks aren't actually
legal C++. We just haven't fixed that because the tricks work using
our Makefiles with all the compiler/linkers we try, and because fixing
them would require a major refactoring.
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Roy
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