Fredrik Kjolstad

Great idea! How much work would this be? To support these users we should also get methods for retrieving a single from tensors.

Needs to be merged in or reimplemented along the same lines. Currently our command-line tool and online code generator allocates memory for tensors, with dimensions 42.

We will work on better error reports for the new version for sure. We’ve been working hard to clean up the theory and think we’re getting there. The new version...

Or maybe one node, but configured with a binary operator node, such as `AddNode`, whose operands are set to undefined `IndexExpr`. That would compose nicely over time as we'll want...

Something along these lines: ```cpp #ifndef TACO_LINALG_H #define TACO_LINALG_H #include #include "taco/tensor.h" namespace taco { enum VectorType { COLUMN, ROW }; template class Vector : public Tensor { public: Vector(std::string...

@VikingScientist did the visualizer work for you? As far as I know it hasn't been used for a long time so I wasn't sure whether it had rotted.

I don't believe anyone uses the visualizer (?) and I believe it's bit rotted. It also uses glut which seems to be problematic on new macOS. Unless anyone uses the...

That could work! Nanogui is the library used by newer version of libigl and it looks really neat.

Yes exactly. I think it's better to build a new Simit viewer, because over time we may want to extend the visualizations with general (non-physical) graphs and things like MATLAB-style...

That's great! We can certainly use the help. I think a simple bare-bone viewer might be 10-50 hours, depending on experience with that sort of thing. I do like the...