Open simon-wacker opened 8 months ago
@christoph-maurer I suppose that it works but I haven't checked it yet. To do so, we can make a dummy test in which we just include Ceres and solve some simple equation, or we can add a dummy of the new functionality in which we include Ceres and write a as of now failing test for the new functionality.
@simon-wacker Thank you! A dummy with a simple equation would be great.
Is there an issue in Windows Calc Engine that this pull request is associated with? If not, one should be made.
Is this something that the LBNL Windows team wants to add to Windows Calc Engine?
Thanks for the reminder, @RDmitchell ! I have raised #172 . Does it solve your second question? This work is part of another research project and separate from EQWIN-P with its product data network buildingenvelopedata.org.
Ceres Solver is a large scale non-linear optimization library. It's documented and versioned.
It comes with its own system dependencies that are partly added as external projects with CMake and you can install the ones that are not on Debian-base Linux distributions with
I updated the getting started wiki entry accordingly.
Note that I had to patch GFlags with https://github.com/ise-bipv/Windows-CalcEngine/pull/10/files#diff-eca6055ba39d4288773ba85b17d27e756d0eb1bff21c7456fa41de77797fa674 to add it as external project. This patch may become obsolete or may need to be updated in new versions of GFlags
To-Dos:
For the final setup and understanding cmake I took inspiration and learned from