Alan Garny
Alan Garny
I have been using `ctop[ff].xsl` for quite some time and I have found it to be very useful (so thanks a lot for it indeed!), but I have recently come...
Depends on issue #1260. --- In some cases (e.g., from WebAssembly), to generate some code with the view of compiling it on the fly is next to impossible at this...
Unless I missed it, we don't have any test with Clang-Tidy enabled. And, as it happens, I wanted to check something and enabled Clang-Tidy (`-DCLANG_TIDY=ON`) in my local build and...
For instance, `std::vector` would be replaced with `AnalyserVariablePtrs` through `using AnalyserVariablePtrs = std::vector;`. This would reduce the unnecessary noise level in our code base.
On my Mac, I have Python 3.12.2 installed with the following packages (in case it matters): `alabaster Babel charset-normalizer idna imagesize iniconfig Jinja2 MarkupSafe packaging pip pluggy Pygments pytest requests...
This is to be done once issue #1218 has been addressed. For that issue, we want to rely on our generator tests (to ensure that we cover the same cases...
To build libCellML's WebAssembly currently requires doing quite a few things "by hand" while it would be much easier if all that someone had to do was to set something...
I really want to be able to test for memory leaks on macOS and `valgrind`/`memcheck` is "only" available on Linux. However, on macOS, there is the `leaks` program that can...
As can be seen below, we are showing [[libCellML]/README.rst](https://github.com/cellml/libcellml/blob/main/README.rst) which is an RST file not a text file, which means that it doesn't look right: ![Screenshot 2024-02-27 at 11 44...