On Dec 6, 2007 9:00 PM, Barry Smith wrote:
>
> When we started PETSc 2 I thought of PETSc errors as ALWAYS being
> catastrophic: that is the program could NOT continue running.
>
>Later we started to play with possibly recovering from some errors
> and I added the crude PetscException mech
When we started PETSc 2 I thought of PETSc errors as ALWAYS being
catastrophic: that is the program could NOT continue running.
Later we started to play with possibly recovering from some errors
and I added the crude PetscException mechanism. For example
I used it to allow the user in thei
I have changed the definition of PetscTruth in Fortran in petsc-
dev to
logical*4. This will require small changes in Fortran code, for example
if (flg .eq. PETSC_TRUE) would become if (flg)
For backward compatibility you can put a #define
PETSC_FORTRAN_PETSCTRUTH_INT 1 into
PETSC_ARCH/con
