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This is a discussion for implementing C-I tests for Matlab language code generated by KPP in the future. I think we should be able to use GNU Octave.
Apparently, the octave build in Ubuntu LTS 20.04 (which I think the CI tests run on) don't include the SUNDIALS solver so it won't solve ODEs out-of-the-box, and octave needs to be built from source. This is problematic. I need to check if LTS 22.04 has a better version, so I'm targeting milestone 4.0.0 for this to be worked on in the future.
Stay tuned...
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This is a discussion for implementing C-I tests for Matlab language code generated by KPP in the future. I think we should be able to use GNU Octave.
Apparently, the
octave
build in Ubuntu LTS 20.04 (which I think the CI tests run on) don't include the SUNDIALS solver so it won't solve ODEs out-of-the-box, andoctave
needs to be built from source. This is problematic. I need to check if LTS 22.04 has a better version, so I'm targeting milestone 4.0.0 for this to be worked on in the future.Stay tuned...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: