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I can comment on the cmake stuff, and it looks ok to me. Thanks for fixing the leftover white spaces.
PS: I think you need to rebase this branch over the last commit on master
Hey @grgbellas, I think this PR might have gotten lost in the wind a little but it seems nearly ready to merge. Could you take care of removing using namespace std
? I think that's the only outstanding issue. It would be great to have this capability finally shipped with M++!
Sounds good @jbscoggi. Let's spend 5 minutes during the next M++ meeting to discuss about unit testing of the new feature. As you know, we have implemented shocking so many times outside of Mutation to have a certain level of confidence on the results, but a simple comparison with CEA would be great.
I think the latest push doesn't have using namespace std;
anymore. Can you verify that this is the case. Honestly, looking at the code 1 year after it was implemented, I would modify/modernize a few parts of mppshock.cpp, but this is of lower priority. It would be very interested in a "strict" code review from your side, if you have the time/patience.
Hey @grgbellas yes it seems the latest push is good to go. I will go ahead and merge. We can discuss the validation testing during the meeting. Would you mind to prepare a very small demo? Maybe also a single slide with the equations/assumptions behind the code?
Merge request in response to issue #114. Submitted in order to have the code reviewed. The code is working, but testing still needed.