Matthew Knepley <[email protected]> writes: > I agree. We should remove all code (about 2/3 of it) which does a > hierarchy of communicating dicts (the original design). That would > make everything simple. No threads, no parents, etc. We leave in the > help the way we want it, types for args, etc. One thing its notably > missing, and that PETSc Options are missing, is listing the thing that > set the option (default, command line, code, env).
Does RDict even need to be persistent? Who all reads it? I wonder if an existing human-readable file would be sufficient instead?
