Fausto Saporito
Fausto Saporito
> it would be nice if i could reproduce this, but last time i was running macos in a VM under linux it was a lot of pain (mouse is...
> @TheFausap it's not the same problem: `target/os` is not defined. i don't know why i didn't encounter this, but a `--define target/os` seems to be missing from the `eval0.ll`...
> > Up to maru.8 everything is ok, however. > > do you mean maru.8 is working fine on macos with the llvm backend? yes maru.8 is working. It uses...
I have also to add that the idea to build the eval0 32bit version under darwin is deprecated now. I suppose in the very near future all the 32bit support...
I cleaned up a little bit all the old build directories, and relaunched the make test-bootstrap-llvm and now the error is different. The biggest difference at the moment, using MacOS...
Hello, I used the same patches in your yml files, so the sequence was: 1) opatch grid 2) opatch db 3) bundle patch grid 4) bundle patch db then one-off
the tensorProduct of two vectors is a vector, if the vectors are defined in R^2, the tensorProduct is defined in R^(2*2) (1,0) tensorProduct (1,0) = (1,0,0,0) I'll try with kroneckerProduct...
ok kroneckerProduct works, but it returns a matrix. Now I need a vector. I tried the asVectors(), but if I try to print such value I have an error. ```...
@Beakerboy I tried the function and it works. The array_fill creates the array starting from 0 to $lv1 * $lv2 - 1 ... so, for K0 $lv1 and $lv2 are...
@Beakerboy you can check this page, in the example section: https://www.quantiki.org/wiki/tensor-product