The saddle point solver accepts the right-hand side tuple as an input, but the ldiv! changes the constraint part of that tuple. This was not a big issue, since that rhs is not usually needed after the call to ldiv!. But it has come up in recent applications.
The saddle point solver accepts the right-hand side tuple as an input, but the
ldiv!changes the constraint part of that tuple. This was not a big issue, since that rhs is not usually needed after the call toldiv!. But it has come up in recent applications.