Sobhan Mohammadpour

i'm on linux, Version 4.2.0 Release. Using OpenMP. Using SGTELIB. i compiled it with gcc 11.1.0. Just to be clear, it's the first 16(or something around that) evals that are...

i just re build nomad from the git same behavior, ``` DIMENSION 10 NB_THREADS_OPENMP 4 BB_EXE "$julia ./a.jl" BB_OUTPUT_TYPE OBJ BB_INPUT_TYPE * R LH_SEARCH 4 5 LOWER_BOUND * -10 UPPER_BOUND...

i use linux

yep, it took a bit of effort to build it but yeah. Also i noticed that NOMAD_jll (the nomad build) is very outdated.

it also seems tha SGTE got deprecated(?) but is that patch really needed? the second part of the patch fails (and atomic_patch ignores it as far as i understand) ```...

So we can bump the package w/o bumping Julia or needing to backport (or at least make the process easier).

I think this still an issue on 1.8.5 ```julia julia> using SparseArrays, ForwardDiff julia> ForwardDiff.gradient([1.0, 1.0]) do x a = spzeros(eltype(x), 2, 2) a[1, 1] = x[1] - x[2] a[1,...

but the new is zero check is `v !== zero(eltype(A))`. wouldn't it fix the problem? ```julia d = ForwardDiff.Dual(1.0, 2.0) d - 1 !== zero(d) # true ```

Would have been nice to be able to freeze not frozen data classes too.

:(