If I understand the motivation for these generic selections correctly, they are meant to provide "specializations" if the input is part of some enumerations. The "generic" function is given by the line with the int type.
The int type in those lists can cause issues if int is the underlying type for enumerations (in some implementations).
Avoid that possible issue by using the keyword default for the "generic" function.
This should be fixing #753.
Additionally, avoid adding incompatible command line options for clang-cl in the build rules of LAGraph (a clang compiler with MSVC-compatible command line interface).
Great solution; I was worried that I would have to introduce a major breaking change to fix that macro, forcing me to go to GarphBLAS 10.0.0. This change doesn't need that.
If I understand the motivation for these generic selections correctly, they are meant to provide "specializations" if the input is part of some enumerations. The "generic" function is given by the line with the
int
type. Theint
type in those lists can cause issues ifint
is the underlying type for enumerations (in some implementations).Avoid that possible issue by using the keyword
default
for the "generic" function.This should be fixing #753.
Additionally, avoid adding incompatible command line options for
clang-cl
in the build rules of LAGraph (a clang compiler with MSVC-compatible command line interface).