Christopher Albert

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icon company Graz University of Technology icon location Graz, Austria icon location I’m a physicist at TU Graz where I do research and teaching on fusion plasma physics and software engineering in science.

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Configuration option to disable internal output

Thanks for the fast reply! To be able to use inline graphics, I need something like qtconsole. By now it's working with my hack. I'm now even using the console...

Error while creating MvNormal distributions with more than 31 random variables

@jonathf thanks for pointing me to this. By the way, if, for any arcane reason, you prefer Fortran to C++ you could also have a look at https://github.com/pyccel/fffi instead of...

Autocomplete of methods for given variables

The initial version is working. Up to now, it has autocomplete for functions available from the SymbolServer that have methods that exactly match the type of a single first argument....

Error for autodoc on empty module

See https://github.com/itpplasma/sphinx-fortran/commit/9568689bad1089bcb69a01f793daabbaead617e3

Fix #411 compile flags on Apple Silicon Ubuntu Docker

@andrewgiuliani or @landreman - can you verify if this is fine? A cleaner solution would be a systematic check for compiler options, but the present fix at least makes it...

Fix #411 compile flags on Apple Silicon Ubuntu Docker

Btw the Docker file we are using is `ghcr.io/itpplasma/devel-tex` based on Debian 12.

Fix #411 compile flags on Apple Silicon Ubuntu Docker

@mbkumar @andrewgiuliani can you quickly check? This is such a small change that we shouldn't spend more weeks on it.

Fix #411 compile flags on Apple Silicon Ubuntu Docker

Thanks! I updated the branch - I think the problem with the CI/CD is because the external fork has no password for the docker registry.

Fix #411 compile flags on Apple Silicon Ubuntu Docker

Thanks a lot!

Speed up field line tracing

Dear Antoine, thanks for your fast reply. Whether symplectic or non-symplectic schemes are faster at a given accuracy depends mostly on how long you trace the orbit. For alpha particles...