Hi Toby,
Thanks! The numerical errors with element-wise operations such as tan()
or sin() look okay, that's just numerical noise. The following test
cases deserve a closer look, though:
test_matrix_matrix_trans_isub_C_float32
test_matrix_matrix_slice_trans_isub_C_float32
Hi Karli,
Karl Rupp r...@iue.tuwien.ac.at writes:
Yep. So 'C' and 'F' mean C (row-major) layout or Fortran (col-major) layout.
Your guess was right about 'iadd' and 'isub': these are simply A += B
and A -= B. The values of A and B are given by the _matrix_ bits: the
first one describes A, and
Hi Toby,
Yep. So 'C' and 'F' mean C (row-major) layout or Fortran
(col-major) layout.
Your guess was right about 'iadd' and 'isub': these are simply A += B
and A -= B. The values of A and B are given by the _matrix_ bits: the
first one describes A, and the second describes B. So
Hi,
Still need to look into the GMRES issue...
OK.
fixed :-)
Best regards,
Karli
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