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  1. Oct 24, 2011
    • Liam M. Healy's avatar
      Eliminate fsbv:object for built-in types · 639a5f35
      Liam M. Healy authored
      Eliminate fsbv:object for built-in types; started conversion of
      special function result (sf-result*) structures but this requires a
      modification to CFFI.  Simulated annealing structure called by value.
      Use cffi-fsbv's sizet definition; this imposes a dependence on that
      system.  No compilation attempted yet.
      639a5f35
  2. Dec 19, 2010
  3. Jun 27, 2010
  4. Dec 27, 2009
  5. Dec 24, 2009
    • Liam Healy's avatar
      Remove grid to the gsd/c-array repository · c75e91d2
      Liam Healy authored
      The grid subdirectory is now the c-array system within the GSD
      repository, as it has no GSL-dependent definitions and is potentially
      useful on its own for other C libraries.  There is a bare minimum
      mention of GSD in the documentation, which needs to be enhanced as it
      is required for GSLL to compile/load.
      c75e91d2
  6. Dec 08, 2009
    • Liam Healy's avatar
      Moved element-types.lisp from init to grid · 2317ccf0
      Liam Healy authored
      Continued separation of GSLL into two packages and eventually systems,
      the definitions in element-types.lisp are now in the c-array package.
      2317ccf0
    • Liam Healy's avatar
      Split off grid directory · 8d5cd4a5
      Liam Healy authored
      Eventually, the definitions used for dealing with types and foreign
      arrays that aren't specific to GSL will be split off into another
      system, so that it will be easier to build other foreign library
      interfaces using these definitions.  As a start, the grid/ directory
      defines a package 'c-array and some of the type definitions formerly
      in init/.  Everything compiles and tests as before, on SBCL
      TOTAL: 1627 assertions passed, 6 failed, 0 execution errors.
      8d5cd4a5
  7. Nov 30, 2009
  8. Nov 14, 2009
  9. May 25, 2009
    • Liam Healy's avatar
      Use CFFI-grovel to define enumerations and programming constants · 5b255beb
      Liam Healy authored
      Instead of hardwiring GSL's #define or enum values, define them in
      init/libgsl-unix.lisp and run CFFI-grovel on them.  This has the
      advantage that if these values change in GSL, GSLL will automatically
      get the new values; also, there was an error in the 'integrate-method
      enum due to an incorrect starting value.  It has the disadvantage that
      building GSLL now requires a C compiler and some of the header (.h)
      files for GSL.  Also, it's not clear what the form for libgsl-*.lisp
      files are for non-unix OSes.
      5b255beb
  10. May 03, 2009
    • Liam Healy's avatar
      Conditionalize FSBV · 8a08f552
      Liam Healy authored
      All source code is now conditionalized so that FSBV is optional.  If
      present, functions using complex scalars will work.  If absent, GSLL
      will compile and load correctly, and all functions except those using
      complex scalars will work.  The examples and tests are defined
      appropriately.  Documentation on FSBV dependence has been added to
      index.html.
      8a08f552
  11. Apr 30, 2009
    • Liam Healy's avatar
      Use FSBV for functions taking complex scalars · 913040d8
      Liam Healy authored
      The BLAS matrix-product functions now work on complex arrays using
      FSBV, but there are no tests yet.  New tests vector-set-all and
      matrix-set-all replace set-all tests with addition, and work for all
      types including complex using FSBV.  Default optional argument marrays
      are initialized to 0.  Polynomial evaluation with complex argument
      uncommented, but not yet working.
      913040d8
  12. Jan 15, 2009
    • Liam Healy's avatar
      Pass complex scalars to GSL functions · 4647599b
      Liam Healy authored
      By sending the two parts of a complex as separate doubles (complex
      double-float), or packing the two parts into a one double-float
      argument (complex single-float), it is possible to pass complex
      numbers in GSL function calls.  This is very likely to be
      non-portable, so a test is conducted and the results
      in *pass-complex-scalar-as-two-reals* determine whether defmfun does
      this translation or just creates a function that signals an error.
      The complex tests have been modified so that no longer expect an
      error:
      SBCL 64: TOTAL: 1223 assertions passed, 5 failed, 0 execution errors.
      CCL 64: TOTAL: 1228 assertions passed, 0 failed, 0 execution errors.
      This also works in 32 bit SBCL.
      4647599b
  13. Jan 08, 2009
    • Liam Healy's avatar
      Minor fixes; documentation update · 79a0f72c
      Liam Healy authored
      LU-decomposition now returns signum as a second value.  Remove unused
      *sizet-type*.  Update index.html with clbuild installation procedure
      provided by Glen Henshaw and how to run the tests.
      79a0f72c
  14. Jan 01, 2009
    • Liam Healy's avatar
      No 64 bit integers on 32 bit platforms · c057c7f3
      Liam Healy authored
      Both CLISP and SBCL fail when making arrays of 64 bit integers,
      despite cffi-features:no-long-long being absent for either.
      Therefore, conditionalize away these types in *array-element-types* on
      32 bit platforms in general, and conditionalize away all the 64 bit
      tests as well.  Separated out integer size check into types.lisp.
      Restored tests vector-min and vector-max which fail in SBCL for
      (signed-integer 8) and (signed-integer 16) for unknown reasons. 
      Test results:
      64 bit SBCL:   TOTAL: 1223 assertions passed, 5 failed, 0 execution errors.
      64 bit CCL:    TOTAL: 1228 assertions passed, 0 failed, 0 execution errors.
      32 bit SBCL:   TOTAL: 1069 assertions passed, 31 failed, 0 execution errors.
      32 bit CLISP:  TOTAL: 1051 assertions passed, 27 failed, 5 execution errors.
      c057c7f3
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