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and inside we work with scalar_type but i think we should use std::common_t if possible and overall assess how to handle this better.
The main issue comes if one wants to use say a custom time type that has, e.g., a builtin unit.
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ode: need to carefully look at properly handling compatiblity of ind var type and scalar types of operators
ode: look how to properly handling compatiblity of ind var type and scalar types of operators
Aug 31, 2022
fnrizzi
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ode: look how to properly handling compatiblity of ind var type and scalar types of operators
ode: handling compatiblity of ind var type and scalar types of operators
Apr 3, 2024
we currently require:
and inside we work with scalar_type but i think we should use std::common_t if possible and overall assess how to handle this better.
The main issue comes if one wants to use say a custom time type that has, e.g., a builtin unit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: