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From: Andrew T. <ajt...@si...> - 2004-06-11 14:16:03
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In order to facilitate building of Open-SESSAME, Boost-Jam v3.1.7 is now provided as a module in the spacecraft project. To get jam checkout the "jam" module (cvs co jam). I still need to get Open-SESSAME to buid under windows. More info forthcoming. --------------------------------------- Andrew Turner nil...@us... |
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From: <ben...@id...> - 2004-05-25 07:45:57
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From: Andrew J. T. <ant...@vt...> - 2003-09-05 19:01:22
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>===== Original Message From "Andrew J. Turner" <ant...@vt...> ===== Well, here are my thoughts: Randy & I can work together to define the functionality that the MTL wrappers should have (preferably as close to MatLab syntax as possible, since that's the paradigm I've already used for integration and such. Also, aero engineers already typically know MatLab, so it will carry over). Then we can compare with how the current matrix library is interfaced to Open-SESSAME, and if the wrapper can either use the same interface, or Open-SESSAME can be updated to the new (and improved!) interface. hopefully, something as simple as a find/replace (maybe with some complex regular expressions, like finding myMatrix(_(1,5),2) and replacing it with myMatrix(1:5,2), or something of the ilk). Then, just rebuild the Open-SESSAME libraries w/ the new matrix library & wrappers and run some tests (for example the ones I ran for my thesis). To Review: * Define MTL wrapper interface * Decide strategy for pulling out old library * Update Open-SESSAME code w/ find/replace as necessary * Rebuild libs * Test Make sense? Andy >===== Original Message From Jana Schwartz <ja...@vt...> ===== >Hi guys, > >As promised, here I am bugging you about getting the MTL integrated into >Open-SESSAME. First step on this, I think, is adding Randy as a >developer. Or maybe that's already been done and you guys are two steps >ahead of me. :-) > >I'm not sure what the right way to do this is... Andy, you're the one >with the real job and the most experience with your code: please >suggest! > >I'd like to get this integrated in soon--we really are running slowly. >I will certainly help with whatever I can, but my puny coding skills are >intimidated by your collective greatness. <grin> > >thanks! > - j > > >-- > >Jana L. Schwartz >Virginia Tech Aerospace & Ocean Engineering >Space Systems Simulation Laboratory >http://www.aoe.vt.edu/research/groups/sssl/ >540.231.7698 (lab) >540.231.9632 (fax) >ja...@vt... --------------------------------------------- Andrew Turner - at...@al... http://cheshirecat.aoe.vt.edu |
