Jed,
It appears you changed all the MatXXXSetPreallocation() routines to set
call ierr =
MatSetOption(B,MAT_NEW_NONZERO_ALLOCATION_ERR,PETSC_TRUE);CHKERRQ(ierr); thus
generating an error if preallocation is wrong.
The problem is that MatXXXSetPreallocation() is ALWAYS called (with
default values if the user did not call it explicitly) by MatPreallocated()
which calls MatPreallocationSetUp(). Hence you are ALWAYS setting error on new
allocation.
My intention was that an error would only be generated if the user
explicitly called MatXXXSetPreallocation() so
1) Was my intention wrong and should we always default to erroring on wrong
preallocation even if the user did not preallocate or (if so we need lots of
fixes because much code is broken in nightly tests)
2) is there anyway to change it so it only errors out when the user did
explicitly preallocate?
Barry
