Hey Jed,
Thanks for your response. But a small doubt.
Am I supposed to add these two lines to the list of flags.
'-I$PETSC_DIR/include',
'-I$PETSC_DIR/$PETSC_ARCH/include',
Because I did so, and still it was not working.
Thanks,
Kaushik.
*Kaushik KulkarniThird Year Undergraduate*
*Department
Kaushik Kulkarni writes:
> Hey Jed,
> Thanks for your response. But a small doubt.
> Am I supposed to add these two lines to the list of flags.
> '-I$PETSC_DIR/include',
> '-I$PETSC_DIR/$PETSC_ARCH/include',
>
> Because I did so, and still it was not working.
The above
If you're using vim, using ctags (you want "exuberant ctags") is a quick and
handy way to
look around in the PETSc source (with its included man pages).
See the manual, http://www.mcs.anl.gov/petsc/petsc-current/docs/manual.pdf,
Section 15.9 .
(and if you use emacs, see the preceding Section
Kaushik Kulkarni writes:
> The problem is not exactly with VIM. It is the plugins, I am using which
> gives me suggestions( or the auto-complete feature ) as well as checks the
> syntax. But, as it can be seen in the image attached it keeps on popping an
> error.
>
> The
+1. I've always edited my PETSc contributions with Vim and used Exuberant
Ctags. The combination has always worked fine. (I switched from Emacs to
Vim about 15 years ago and I've found that Vim works well enough for
me--given a few crucial plugins--that I don't feel bad about never having
been
The problem is not exactly with VIM. It is the plugins, I am using which
gives me suggestions( or the auto-complete feature ) as well as checks the
syntax. But, as it can be seen in the image attached it keeps on popping an
error.
The thing would be mostly to provide the correct flags to the
Hello,
I am a newbie to PETSc. I am going thorugh the tutorials right now. But I
am struggling a bit in finding the correct editor for me. Till now I was
fine with VIM, as it gave me a bunch of completions options in the form of
a drop down box. And using the Clang support feature it would also