A stray " / " managed to make it into the code, causing the SYCL builds to fail (we really need a SYCL Jenkins pipeline to catch errors like these, but I leave that for a future PR). Alongside removing the " / ", I also fixed a few other typos in error messages and added some information regarding the SYCL future type printed during the octotiger initialization.
Lastly, I began replacing cerr with cout where appropriate (partially addressing #454 ).
A stray " / " managed to make it into the code, causing the SYCL builds to fail (we really need a SYCL Jenkins pipeline to catch errors like these, but I leave that for a future PR). Alongside removing the " / ", I also fixed a few other typos in error messages and added some information regarding the SYCL future type printed during the octotiger initialization.
Lastly, I began replacing cerr with cout where appropriate (partially addressing #454 ).