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High Performance Coder modified ticket #163
Exploit html5_canvas.cpp for emscripten supported graphics
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It's not really worth it. It's not a professionally maintained library, rather more a proof of concept that hasn't seen any updates since 2020 (likely a COVID project). I'd rather just extend the class I use in Ravel.
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Investigate cling as a possible scripting environment (replacing TCL)
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We've gone with python!
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EcoLab released /ecolab/5/ecolab-5.77.tar.gz
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static methods not callable from TCL
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Anonymous created ticket #163
Exploit html5_canvas.cpp for emscripten supported graphics
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Ecolab does not compile with MPICH2
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Well - it seems to compile and run just fine with MPICH 3.1
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Anonymous created ticket #162
Examples fail to run with OpenMPI2
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vector of pair cause merry hell with TCL_obj.
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vector of pair cause merry hell with TCL_obj.
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Adapt sources to support Doxygen
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Done, and ongoing.
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TCL not found error
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TCL not found error
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Makefile changes for Debian/Ubuntu
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Investigate cling as a possible scripting environment (replacing TCL)
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Investigate the xtensor project as a better array than ecolab::array
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Cygwin builds fail to load commands created by the NEWCMD macro
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TCL_OBJ_DBG macro fails build when defined
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make install should make sanity checks on PREFIX
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TCL_args needs to be constructible from an arbitrary sequence of objects
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TCLTYPE to allow arguments to be passed to constructors?
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tclvar should take string arguments, not just char* arguments
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TCL_args needs to be constructible from an arbitrary sequence of objects
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Implemented by defining a << operator. Internals of TCL_arg redone such that the TCL reference counting is leveraged to share ownership of the TCL objects.
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TCL_obj_deregister leaves the interpreter return value with the contents of info commands.
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TCLTYPE delete function does not delete the actual object.
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TCLTYPE delete function does not delete the actual object.
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TCL_obj_deregister leaves the interpreter return value with the contents of info commands.
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TCL_args needs to be constructible from an arbitrary sequence of objects
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make install should make sanity checks on PREFIX
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include/error.h is owned by glibc
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In the rare occasions /usr/include/error.h and $ECOLAB_HOME/include/error.h need...
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In the rare occasions /usr/include/error.h and $ECOLAB_HOME/include/error.h need...
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This is a non-problem as $ECOLAB_HOME/include is expected to be in the include path...
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This is a non-problem
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Anonymous created ticket #155
include/error.h is owned by glibc
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TCL_OBJ_DBG macro fails build when defined
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See https://sourceforge.net/p/minsky/tickets/518/
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plots do not handle axis labelling and legends properly under scaling.
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tclcmd etc should be nullopped when interpExiting
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cachedDBM class doesn't appear to be being committed when packed
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Apparently done.
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build process fails if cairo present, but tk not
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Looks like it was already done.
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timer.h now needs to include unistd.h
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Makefile doesn't find libgdbm.a and libgdbm_compat.a on Debian Jessie
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Fixed by expanding the list of directories Make searches.
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ecolab.5.D26 does not link agaist Debian igraph
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Fixed now. It works with latest igraph, and with the original 0.5.4, but maybe not...
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Bernard Hurley posted a comment on ticket #152
None of the recent Debian releases contain db4. In fact you can't even find it on...
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Thanks, I found igraph-0.5.4 in the old Debian Wheezy repository and have downgraded...
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TCL_stl needs to be refactored to use is_sequence and is_associative attributes
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It would appear that ecolab is built against igraph-0.5.4, and things have changed...
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If you an determine at runtime what the relevant architecture directory is, then...
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Makefile doesn't find libgdbm.a and libgdbm_compat.a on Debian Jessie
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ecolab.5.D26 does not link agaist Debian igraph
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jellyfish model crashes when built with icc
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make DYNAMIC=1 fails with linkage error (icc problem)
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Things to check when upgrading compilers
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Things to check when upgrading compilers
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make DYNAMIC=1 fails with linkage error (icc problem)
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hanging tests
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Appears to be an optimisation bug in gcc 4.8. I have set the optimisation on one...
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No include/Makefile.config on ubuntu14.04 64bit install
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jellyfish icons not updating
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jellyfish icons not updating
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