I have just pushed a massive change to petsc-dev. All destructor functions of
the form XXXDestroy(XXX) are now XXXDestroy(XXX*), so for example
KSPDestroy(ksp) should be replaced with KSPDestroy(&ksp). This has no effect
on Fortran codes that remain the same. I have tested with C and C++ but likely
missed a few instances.
To avoid dealing with this change immediately you can do
hg pull
hg update d3e10315d68b
to work with the last version before this change, then when you are ready to
update do another
hg pull
hg update
If you are actually changing PETSc code then you cannot delay doing the full
update.
Please report all problems to petsc-dev at mcs.anl.gov or petsc-maint at
mcs.anl.gov
Barry
To update your code quickly in emacs you can make a tags file for your source
by, for example, etags *.c then in emacs do meta visit-tags-table CR CR which
loads the tags file and then meta tags-query CR Destroy(\([a-zA-Z]\) CR
Destroy(&\1 where CR means hit carriage return
