On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 2:04 PM, Roy Stogner wrote:
>
> "by default, does nothing to maintain backward compatibility" should
> read "by default does nothing, to maintain backward compatibility".
> Sentences which reverse meaning based on comma placement are always
> amusing.
>
Ha!
> I wouldn't
"by default, does nothing to maintain backward compatibility" should
read "by default does nothing, to maintain backward compatibility".
Sentences which reverse meaning based on comma placement are always
amusing.
I wouldn't call the thread_join stuff "sys_qoi" in the code or "system
qoi" in the
Roy and I discussed offline how an attachable QoI should interact with the
System-stored QoI. After some discussion, we converged on the idea of
having a "CompositeQoI" (or whatever name you wish) that could stash
multiple DifferentiableQoI objects. Then, using new virtual methods, the
composite gu
