[Dune] [DUNE] "config.h" in DUNE tutorials

[Oleh Krehel]

Hi Oliver,

If not an IDE, what tools to you use with DUNE(editor/documentation
viewer/debugger/profiler etc.)?

On another matter, would you be interested in some documentation
suggestions?
like in
"
/*! @brief Make an SGrid from position, extend and number of cells per
direction

  \param[in] N_ number of cells in each direction on coarsest level
  \param[in] L_ position of origin of the cube
  \param[in] H_ position of the upper right corner of the cube

  Note: This constructor uses FieldVectors instead of built-in arrays. This
is compatible
        with the YaspGrid class.
  */
  SGrid (FieldVector<int,dim> N_, FieldVector<ctype,dim> L_,
FieldVector<ctype,dim> H_);
"
L_ should, in my opinion, be documented as lower left corner of the
cube(origin, I think, is the center of the cube),
because that's clearly what the code does.

best regards,
Oleh



2010/11/26 Oliver Sander <sander at mi.fu-berlin.de>

>  Hi Oleh!
> Please keep this discussion on the list.
>
> Using 'make' from the console will successfully build your programm,
> hence our use of include paths is correct.  If your IDEs don't agree
> with the compiler on the inclusion order of the various files named
> 'config.h'
> then I should think it's the IDE who is at fault, not the compiler.
>
> Of course it would be nice to be able to use eclipse, but I don't like
> tweaking our design (like including ../config.h instead of config.h)
> just to work around shortcomings in the IDEs.
>
> best,
> Oliver
>
> Am 26.11.2010 11:26, schrieb Oleh Krehel:
>
> Hi Oliver,
>
> It's not the fault of eclipse, it would happen in any IDE. I have just
> tried NetBeans, and it's the same thing.
> The problem is that the makefile "adds" <dune-common/> to include path.
> and #include "config.h" means #include <dune-common/config.h> (well, at
> least for 2 IDEs).
> As far as g++ is concerned, either #include "config.h" or #include
> "../config.h" is correct,
> but the second option causes no confusion in either IDE.
>
> I think IDE-friendliness would just be a plus for DUNE.
>
> best regards,
> Oleh
>
>
> 2010/11/26 Oliver Sander <sander at mi.fu-berlin.de>
>
>>  Hi Oleh!
>> Happy to hear you are trying Dune.  I think what you describe is a bug in
>> your IDE.
>> The config.h that's being used to build your project is the one from the
>> module
>> that your project is in, and if eclipse doesn't recognize that it's not
>> really the fault
>> of Dune.
>>
>> I don't really know of anybody who uses a big IDE for working with Dune,
>> therefore
>> I cannot really give any recommendations.  Maybe someone else on the list
>> knows
>> more?
>>
>> best,
>> Oliver
>>
>> Am 26.11.2010 10:56, schrieb Oleh Krehel:
>>
>>  Hi,
>>
>> I'm almost finished with grid-howto tutorial, and one of the confusing
>> things that I have found
>> is when I type
>> #include "config.h"
>> my IDE( eclipse ) thinks that it's the <dune-common/config.h>, and that's
>> what I thought for few days,
>> when actually it's "../config.h" that's being used by IDE to build the
>> project.
>> This causes confusion, because blocks like
>> #if HAVE_ALBERTA
>> ...
>> #endif
>> are greyed out when including "config.h".
>> I will use #include "../config.h" from now on, and I suggest that it
>> should be also clarified in the tutorials.
>>
>> On another matter, what IDE would you recommend/ are using with DUNE?
>> I'm especially interested in code completion feature, since eclipse
>> doesn't seem to fully support it for DUNE.
>>
>> best regards,
>> Oleh
>>
>>
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> * Freie Universität Berlin     ** phone: + 49 (30) 838 75348           *
> * Institut für Mathematik      ** URL  : page.mi.fu-berlin.de/~sander <http://page.mi.fu-berlin.de/%7Esander>  *
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