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Hi all.
I build boost 1.76.0 woth Visual Studio 2019.
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Hello,
I'm trying to integrate functions with BOOST quadrature routines.
You need to decide on which Real type you want, perhaps
#include
and then chose perhaps a quad precision type like cpp_bin_float_quad for
128-bit precision
You can then either use a typedef to define Real
typedef cpp_bin_float_quad Real;
or pass cpp_bin_float_quad as a
https://boostorg.github.io/build/tutorial.html is the most helpful in my
experience.
But the failure of B2/bjam to become popular is because of the lack of really
helpful tutorials and
examples, despite some nice new documentation that is nicely displayed, though
not indexed enough to
make
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t it turns on deciding if Boost should offer a
choice tools, or should it make a single recommendation?
I see no case for any one Best Exceptions Tool, so I believe that we should
ACCEPT LEAF.
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someone
else's library that changes were not made when it would have much better if they
had!
Where I feel a finer grained control is useful is to allow write access just to
experimental branches from develop.
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TEST and strict /Za no lanugage extensions
| option - virturenot fully rewarded?
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| At 09:56 AM 9/3/2003, Paul A. Bristow wrote:
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| In trying to be virtuous and test everything compiled in strict mode as I
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| write it, I am finding myself thwarted by BOOST minimal_test otherwise
| excellent
,
// which may not be enough significant decimal digits to avoid losing precision,
// for example in a loopback test like
// some_type any_value == lexical_castT(lexical_caststring(any_value));
If there are no objections, can someone with sufficient authority patch
lexical_cast.hpp?
Paul
Paul
disabled /Za.
as the first statement.
but I am unclear if this is a deficiency in either boost/cstdint and/or
date-time/compiler_config.hpp
or in my understanding of the MS option
but it might be worth documenting somewhere, perhaps as a comment in
cstdint.hpp?
Paul
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that the requirement for 'infinite' precision FP is limited
and that this and/or other packages will meet most peoples rather special needs.
Boostification is not a trivial task I have discovered :-(
Paul
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to test
it.
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correctly with the above formula.
Paul
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For the curious I used:
template typename T bool test(T l)
{
cout l ' ';
string sl
Agreed - but what do we do if NOT is_iec559?
Give up? #error Can only work with IEEE 754!
Or choose a massive amount of decimal digits? eg 40?
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| But as Michael Caine said Not a lot
Curiously I have just posted a description of what may be the cause of this.
Attached...
My suggested remedy relies on the correct value for numeric_limits::digits (not
digits10)
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But as Michael Caine said Not a lot of people know that - so I trust you will
explain what it does too for the benefit of us mere non-mathematical mortals!
Paul
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| On Thu, 7 Aug 2003 21:53:30 +0100, Paul A. Bristow wrote
| I have built the date examples OK, but I am getting a compile error
| when trying to build the time_math.cpp example with MSVC 7.1
;-)
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| I have built the date examples OK, but I am getting a compile error
are unfriendly, especially to
| MSVC ?
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| Paul A. Bristow [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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| Please can you say why we need yet another file type? what is wrong
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| If you want to split up your template sources into interface and
| implementation (there are lots of good reasons to do
conversion?
#endif
As a general point, is there any reason why 'known to be unhelpful' warnings
like this cannot be disabled in Boost code?
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of types *.ipp are unfriendly, especially to
| MSVC ?
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| Many thanks for this - works for me too.
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| HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.1\Languages\File Extensions.ipp
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| {B2F072B0-ABC1-11D0-9D62-00C04FD9DFD9}
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| makes it edit like .cpp
, August 09, 2003 10:59 PM
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| On Sat, 9 Aug 2003 20:00:08 +0100, Paul A. Bristow wrote
| I suggest that I wait for the 30.1 release to be available, retest
| with strict mode and then mail you off-list with results
RTFM again :-((
Except that even knowing that answer, I couldn't get the help system to help.
But Thanks
Paul
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now that it might compile
with MSVC 7.1?
There is still a great need for a units system.
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round this stuff.
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the current
version sometimes does not - a pit for the unwary).
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test_lexical_cast.cpp
Description: Binary data
lexical_cast.hpp
Description: Binary data
this in gregorian_calender.ipp
sometime?)
I understood that a check program had been devised for this 'mis-feature'.
Was this missed because it is not a C++ type 'known' to the checker program?
Paul
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| (And other MS specific unhelpful warnings which could be dealt with
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| As a general point, is there any
and examples would be helpful. (And also there seem to be differing, perhaps
competing, perhaps conflicting, offerings in filtering/decorating stream
buffers).
Paul
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a bit :-(
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Overall I vote to accept this in the Boost
Suggestions?
It would be nice if a working example of a filter was provided too - perhaps one
of the James Kanze examples like 'expand tabs to spaces'. Or is this an
exercise for the student?
Thanks
Paul
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Since most academic journals are moving to abolish printed versions (by pricing
out of reach), I think we would be a bit silly to exclude on-line only stuff.
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, it should be shown as special to the reader?
Paul
PS IMHO This is more important than it may appear because it, with the lack of a
Standard isnan test, is preventing real-life use of NaNs.
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| Do I understand correctly that
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| Do I understand correctly that
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'resolves' the DOI to get you the document. Trendy now but
becoming standard for academic journals.
and to provide web links AS WELL AS paper ones?
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between v1 and v2 is not more than two
eps?
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with 'smart pointers' :-))
So it would be really bad form to create one!
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marker if portably supported?
And can anyone help with allowing one to easily customise the display of NaNs?
(and infs, max, min...?) I believe that a new (derived) num_put facet is the way
to do this. Does anyone have an actual implementation of this to contribute
too?
Paul
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for the Standards committee to see if C99 is to be added to the C++
Library.
Paul
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provides a permanent reference to the actual license file.
So if boost.org is renamed, say, the reference is still correct because it will
be 'resolved' (in the DOI jargon) to a new location as boostTwo.org.
Paul
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streambufs, though I
find 12 thingys complex - it exceeds the number of digits on both hands :-))
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HTH
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| Paul A. Bristow wrote:
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| May I suggest consideration of what happens in a decade or two when
| boost.org
| might not longer exist to provide a reference, but we still need
process, and the application to several
layout desiderata that various people have been chipping away at, seem important
items for Boost library. I'd like to encourage both of these.
Paul
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// See www.boost.org/libs/janes-lib for documentation
Looks fine to me, though I prefer Copyright to (C)
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into Boost.
This has got to be interesting.
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| On Sun, 22 Jun 2003, Paul A Bristow wrote:
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| | Consequently, more than one constant out of 1 may suffer
| | from this problem. So
?
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time. How can this
be avoided? Users will expect to be able to just type pi or equations will be
most confusing to read, and tiresome to write.
Paul
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this will produce a bit more sympathy for my attempts to provide a
variety of solutions for a variety of compilers. If the result is such a big
performance hit on widely used compilers, it is just too early for such an
advanced solution.
Paul
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| On Mon, 23 Jun 2003 19:54:36 +0200, Paul A. Bristow wrote
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| Consequently, more than one constant out of 1 may
the docs, and also tested the library.
And thanks for the very detailed thought you have given this.
I am away from my machine for another day but hope to try out your
helpful suggestions and explore the implications - always more difficult
than one hopes.
Paul
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Thanks for these interesting results which I am digesting.
Paul
PS I look forward your comments on other posts in due course.
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| Subject: [boost] Re: Re: Math Constants Formal Review -
| using namespacestoselectfloat size is simpler?
|
| Paul A Bristow
It may helpful to those unfamiliar to the Boost Interval library
to see some exactly representable values of pi
(from test_pi_interval.cpp)
// Float 24 bit significand, 32 bit float
// static const float pi_f_l = 13176794.0f/(1 22);
// static const float
have the impression that these rules will mean
that you won't get any warnings.
Paul
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standardised,
in name and value.
Paul
PS I'd like to hear more views on this -
previous review comments were quite different,
being very cautious about an 'advanced' scheme like this.
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is that it is better to pre-calculate as many
constants as possible, and as accurately as possible.
I don't think this counts as premature optimisation :-)
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| I am confident that your system also generates
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| the proposed code uses namespaces
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| 1 Control of precision is essential,
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not compile).
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suspect the code will be smaller, faster and correcter if this is the
specification.
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| Paul A Bristow wrote:
| A Mini-recapitulation
by Victor Shoup's NTL package. But it does require using the NTL generator
program to create the exactly representable values. (See test_quad_float.cpp
example).
I believe that interval constants are an important feature - and quite novel.
Paul
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| Paul A. Bristow wrote:
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| For example, VC
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| [3] Physics-based constants should be definable within the constants
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| Paul A. Bristow wrote:
| Your example
.
But first the overall strategy needs agreement.
Paul
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| Genny wrote
| Paul What I would like to get is agreement on the presentation
| of constants.
|
| You mean macros vs. constant variables vs. inline functions?
| This is another thing I didn't understand by looking at the
| documentation: the FAQ section seems sometimes to imply you
If someone would like to do this, I'd be grateful.
(Memories of how to use commandlines and CVS have decayed).
Paul
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| On Fri, 6 Jun 2003 06:45:45 -0700, Jaap Suter
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| To all,
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| Today is the start of the formal review of the Math
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| Even with boost 1.30 I got just some warnings, but no errors. I don't
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| Paul A. Bristow wrote:
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| This now looks very extensively tested. But when I tried to build
of constants.
Paul
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This now looks very extensively tested. But when I tried to build the test.cpp
using MSVC 7.0 and Boost 1.30, there are zillions of errors from the test
modules. Do I need to use a more recent version of the test code?
Thanks
Paul
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I can confirm that those examples I have tried work OK with MSVC 7.1
type_deduction compiles and runs and looks as is it works.
Paul
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I agree with these conclusions and strongly support the addition of newl.
Paul
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not sure if this is a sensible feature in these days of scroll bars and I can
see it is fraught with difficulties).
I didn't spot any examples with floating point values. Do these introduce any
hidden snags?
Paul
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, the differences are tiny in practice.
I view the newl as much clearer. And the concept that endl actually writes the
buffered output doesn't seem too complicated.
As a non-C programmer, \n looks plain nasty to me :-(
Paul
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from ftp://beowulf.jpl.nasa.gov/pub/manning
A fuller collection of even fancier classes also given in UReal.h.
Standard deviation its uncertainty added Paul A Bristow 31 Mar 98 to Jun 03.
but found it rather messy to implement (especially input). It might be cleaner
inheriting from the interval
.
The enum result_type which might be documented as:
enum result_type { minus = -1, equivalent = 0, plus = +1};
lexicographic is a serious fingerfull to type :-(
Paul
PS Spelling nits:
comparision also a fingerfull compared to comparison ;-)
and cpomplex too.
Paul A Bristow, Prizet
on improvements and descriptions of
accuracy.
Paul
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Example of accuracy data from Cephes incomplete beta - good - but shows how
complicated
I feel they are panicing a bit.
Paul
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to be warning free at level 4 if possible).
Thanks
Paul
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:
test_cyclic_buffer.cpp
j:\Cpp\cyclic_buffer\cyclic_buffer.hpp(324) : warning C4253
else suggested something of this
sort?)
Is the STL queue suitable?
Paul
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Sadly (but perhaps not too surpringly) this does not seem to work for MSVC 7.0
with complex. (OK without)
A full working example with at least a few comments might sell this better?
Paul
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new examples show how easy it is to use.
Paul
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Thanks for all these nuggets of info on 64-bit.
I find it hard enough to keep 32 bits in order ;-)
(Old computers/programmers never die, they just lose control of their bits?)
Paul
PS Editing
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\Vc7\VCWizards\1033\common.js
documentation.
Paul
PS Despite RTFM, I cannot see how to change the IDE _default_ solution/project
settings. Suggestions?
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2) I'm not sure that the choice of the name is ideal. OTOH, I can't think
of a better one...
lexicographic?
This implies
I was surprised to find that /Wp64 flag (detect 64-bit portability)
means that std::size_t is 64 bit. This leds to a number of oddities that
confused me. Is this perhaps causing your problem?
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to boost: the combining iterator.
I can see this VERY useful to some, but probably not widely useful.
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