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I think the current behavior is mostly for convenience and "compatibility" with other languages. Instead of returning a Dict, I would prefer to have types which contain the results and...

Would you mind to post an example? On Fr., 6. Nov. 2015 at 20:21, jmaces [email protected] wrote: > When I run > > ode23s(...) > > on a linear ODE...

Thanks. I guess the easiest solution is checking `isnan(err)` and breaking out of the loop with an error message. Are you interested in submitting a PR with the fix &...

@mauro3 : Good to know. We should probably add this to the API specs. I noticed that the RK solvers give a "td < minstep" error for @jmaces example. Wouldn't...

This should work. There is actually an example in test/Interface-tests.jl ( https://github.com/JuliaLang/ODE.jl/blob/master/test/interface-tests.jl). Maybe you can have a look and try it. Just let us know if you have further questions....

There are two issues here: To get the solution only at the end of the time-evolution you will be able to use the keyword `points=:specified` and `tspan` with two elements....

I think there was actually a concrete proposal to support in-place rhs in #33 (in particular [this comment](https://github.com/JuliaLang/ODE.jl/pull/33#issuecomment-38195481)). That approach should also work with the new solvers.

OTOH it might make sense to wait for @mauro3's RK implementation. Otherwise the iterator version will also count as "derived" from `oderkf`.

I guess `poststep` is a simple example of an event function and would be very useful. The question is how to realize the callback?

cc: @tlycken, @stevengj, @pao