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    • Markus Blatt's avatar
      · dfabc2ed
      Markus Blatt authored
      Bernd Flemischs version
      
      [[Imported from SVN: r915]]
      dfabc2ed
    • Markus Blatt's avatar
      · 60351028
      Markus Blatt authored
      Test for implicit size constructor.
      
      [[Imported from SVN: r914]]
      60351028
    • Markus Blatt's avatar
      Make constructor exlicit. · 870ce88b
      Markus Blatt authored
      Otherwise 
      
      VariableBlockVector v=0
      
      implicitly calls
      
      VariableBlockVector v(0)
      
      which constructsa a vector with 0 elements.
      
      [[Imported from SVN: r913]]
      870ce88b
    • Markus Blatt's avatar
      Fixed Bug! Closes flyspray #411. · af11fbf3
      Markus Blatt authored
      endrowsizes() allocated memory in any case. Therefore if 
      the nonzeros were specified in the constructor (which allocated space
      for the values and indices) an new allocation occured on the same
      pointers.
      
      Now we check whether nnz is already setup.
      
      [[Imported from SVN: r912]]
      af11fbf3
  5. Jul 08, 2008
  6. Jun 26, 2008
    • Christian Engwer's avatar
      explicit braces to avoid ambiguous 'else' · a06f7696
      Christian Engwer authored
      [[Imported from SVN: r910]]
      a06f7696
    • Christian Engwer's avatar
      compile with g++-4.3 · c6ed37e7
      Christian Engwer authored
      since 4.3 g++ makes sure  the meaning of names isn't changed.
      
      .------------------------------
      namespace ns {
          template <typename T>
          struct foo {};
      
          struct bar
          {
              typedef foo<double> foo;
          };
      }
      .-----------------------------
      
      will not compile, you have to use explicitd scoping.
      
      .--         typedef foo<double> foo;
      ++        typedef ns::foo<double> foo;
      
      In case that you use class foo several times like:
      
      .-----------------------------
          struct bar
          {
              foo<int> f;
              typedef ns::foo<double> foo;
          };
      .-----------------------------
      
      The code will also not compile, because foo<int> already pulls
      ns:foo into the scope of ns::bar. Again you will have to specify
      the scope.
      
      .--         foo<int> f;
      ++         ns::foo<int> f;
      
      [[Imported from SVN: r909]]
      c6ed37e7
    • Christian Engwer's avatar
      fix "two variables named x" error · cc45a348
      Christian Engwer authored
      [[Imported from SVN: r908]]
      cc45a348
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