> > Yes. I accidently pushed the #define foo 1 line, you can remove that one > line, sorry about that. I may have removed it in a later push. >
If you have, then you haven't pushed it. > Why did I add that horrible #if defined() stuff? So I could run tests with > MatMatMultSym() on your matrices without running the more memory using and > time consuming part of the example. I am determined to beat Hong's best on > the symbolic part :-) > Gentleman, shall we place bets now? Better to ask someone who knows how to do all that stuff then just me. Since you both use macs, I'll suggest the GUI way to do it. For this example, I'm using Source Tree. It's free from the App Store: http://www.sourcetreeapp.com/ You'll first pull the latest revisions then search for gamg (seen in the first link). Then select Actions -> Log Selected ... Below is a screenshot of what you should see: http://imgur.com/J2HTh After this, you will see a nice history with all the diffs: http://imgur.com/QT2s3 Where you can clearly see what Barry added. I still prefer the command line, since that is where I live most of the time. On the command line it is much easier: $ hg log -vp src/ksp/pc/impls/gamg/gamg.c And you will see this (colors not included): http://imgur.com/RTxOQ I don't recommend 'hg annotate' mainly because it is impossible to read without a good interface (which I've yet to see a good implementation). -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.mcs.anl.gov/pipermail/petsc-dev/attachments/20111218/ba7ef90a/attachment.html>
