Closed saschatimme closed 6 years ago
Merging #19 into master will increase coverage by
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It also seems that the compiler likes the new systems more.
For INV6Q
in #7 evaluate
reduces from 44.9ns to 33.2ns and jacobian
from 116.3ns to 90.4ns. :)
@cortner Are you able to use this or would it be too much work to adapt the changes? If necessary I also can not deprecate the systems
method if it helps.
Do you mean dropping the old systems
constructor? That's perfectly fine.
I actually use StaticPolynomials
in very few (but extremely crucial) places, so adapting my codes will not be much work. And I am far away from transitioning to 1.0 anyhow. If I run into problems, you will hear :)
This adds the capabilities to define certain variables of a polynomial as parameters.
Since I needed to make changes in in systems anyway I used it to address #17 and threw out the old systems implementation (which was quite hacky) for a much cleaner one. As a consequence the
AbstractSystem
is gone as well as all the hackySystems.SystemN
types.The old
systems(...)
constructor still works but is deprecated.