nissy-core/test/test.h, branch python-callbackThe "engine" of nissy, including the H48 optimal solver.https://git.tronto.net/nissy-core/atom?h=python-callback2025-08-13T14:10:37ZImprovements to build.bat (unit tests on Windows)2025-08-13T14:10:37ZSebastiano Trontosebastiano@tronto.net2025-08-13T14:10:37Zurn:sha1:c368c0f4aa0a810f5102cb8958e57410e572afa8Wrapped pthread use in custom API2025-08-11T09:48:40ZSebastiano Trontosebastiano@tronto.net2025-08-11T08:22:56Zurn:sha1:d25f23805c6d7128b508a359d47af136dd2fd0dbUpdate tests for oriented_cube_t2025-04-22T14:12:21ZSebastiano Trontosebastiano@tronto.net2025-04-22T14:12:21Zurn:sha1:bab22e1946a656088804b61cf765461b48744971Updated tests and added fixed =A to B32 output2025-04-22T09:14:06ZSebastiano Trontosebastiano@tronto.net2025-04-22T09:14:06Zurn:sha1:cd866d68cf1bf6ea928cc48a4f2b753c0b1baa6fBetter logging function2025-04-15T13:51:40ZSebastiano Trontosebastiano@tronto.net2025-04-15T13:51:40Zurn:sha1:b25a939e2d8b045c083caf3264c4e5aac1cf88fb
Now it is possible to provide some data together with the logging function.
This is useful for example in C++, where I can now provide an arbitrary
callable object as data, and a simple wrapper function that call the
callable object as logging function.
Some minor changes to the interface.2025-04-08T13:16:21ZSebastiano Trontosebastiano@tronto.net2025-04-08T13:16:21Zurn:sha1:e4f356b9592599ad91aac34bf2265c9bcdfbb81f
- Simplified logger to accept only a string, not a variadic list
of args like printf(). This can still use some improvement,
but now it is easier to use from other languages.
- Fixed some misuses of the logger (wrong types etc)
- Renamed some constants
- Fixed some typos in comments.
DR coordinate solver2025-03-28T19:57:04ZSebastiano Trontosebastiano@tronto.net2025-03-28T19:57:04Zurn:sha1:0f23987edbbabdf88fbe175f695b4fdb727586fdMore safety with pointers using VLA function parameters2025-03-25T17:35:47ZSebastiano Trontosebastiano@tronto.net2025-03-25T17:35:47Zurn:sha1:56048d13b73ec6e6a9c59d62e82f41e69a3994bdBig cleanup for appendsolution()2025-03-24T22:09:26ZSebastiano Trontosebastiano@tronto.net2025-03-24T22:09:26Zurn:sha1:d45e1595ec1cffeab83ac6602b748250b66bea03
With this PR the appendsolution routine is extracted from the h48
solver and the new coordinate solver and made generic. This has
many advantages:
- less repetition (even if the two versions are different enough that
*for now* it was not a big deal)
- smaller h48/solve.h file, which is already a big beast
- easier to test the appendsolution() routine separately
Some safety with move arrays, small refactor appendchar2025-03-22T17:45:47ZSebastiano Trontosebastiano@tronto.net2025-03-22T05:43:11Zurn:sha1:ce3f1cc0ef9f46d70ab5387b1458e9098b40711d