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Adept is fantastic—in addition to citing the TOMS paper, it would be great if you registered a DOI for the software itself via Zenodo (or figshare) so that users can cite the specific version of the software.

Hi,

I am getting warnings like:

1>./adept_source.h(560,6): warning : 'register' storage class specifier is deprecated and incompatible with C++1z [-Wdeprecated-register]
1> register Real multiplier = multiplier_[iop];

I think that with modern compilers there is no need to declare variables register - would it be possible to make adept more C++11 compatible?

Thanks,
Gorby

Hi,
I'm using Adept in my code and I have this kind statement

const xdouble a, b;
xdouble lambda1;
lambda1 = 0.5*(std::max(fabs(lambda1),  a*b) - lambda1);

But I got this compiling error:

 no matching function for call to ‘max(adept::internal::UnaryOperation<double, adept::internal::Fabs, adept::Active<double> >, adept::internal::enable_if<true, adept::internal::BinaryOperation<double, adept::Active<double>, adept::internal::Multiply, adept::Active<double> > >::type’
    lambda1 = 0.5*(std::max(fabs(lambda1), sat_Vn*rhoA) - lambda1);

Could you please help me fix this problem?

Thanks,
Ge

Hi,

I am trying to run sample code on the site http://www.met.reading.ac.uk/clouds/adept/, but compiling returns an error with Stack.
reference not set to "adept::Stack::~Stack()"
What may be happening?

Robin,
while compiling under VS2012 Update 5 I'm experiencing the follwing issue:
adept.h(1474): error C2784: 'adept::Erf<A> erf(const adept::Expression<A> &)' : could not deduce template argument for 'const adept::Expression<A> &' from 'adept::Real'

Have you any idea on how I can overtake this without update the VS version?
I guess I can avoid the #define ADEPT_DEFINE_UNARY_FUNCTION in the case of Erf and define it separately.

Hi,

I am not sure what it means to create a copy of adept::Stack:

adept::Stack a{};
auto b = a;

IMHO the above should not compile, but it does. At the same time adept::Stack should support move semantics, so people can do "Almost Always Auto":

auto c = adept::Stack{};

Thanks,
Gorby

Hi. I am trying to use your library, and installation seemed ok. But I can't make a simple program run. I just assined a value to an adouble and tried to print, and I get:

fish: Job 1, “./a.out ” terminated by signal SIGSEGV (Address boundary error)

Are there any compilation tricks I am missing?

Now that Xcode 8 supports the C++11 thread_local keyword, the library should be updated to have ADEPT_THREAD_LOCAL defined as such.