Beojan Stanislaus

I think you're over-emphasizing the drive toward QML. Qt Widgets are still supported, and seem to still be the primary method of development on the desktop. QML is aimed more...

Do you mean you would pass an argument telling it if the range is sorted? Otherwise, determining if the range is sorted would require iterating over every element anyway.

Until that time, I think [this](https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_73_0/libs/hof/doc/html/include/boost/hof/apply.html) (from Boost HOF) can help.

Here's the full stacktrace for that thread (now with hpx-1.9.0-rc1): ``` {stack-trace}: 13 frames: 0x7f06aeeb12bb : /usr/lib/libhpx.so.1(+0x4b12bb) [0x7f06aeeb12bb] in /usr/lib/libhpx.so.1 0x7f06ae7387ec : std::__exception_ptr::exception_ptr hpx::detail::get_exception(hpx::exception const&, std::__cxx11::basic_string const&, std::__cxx11::basic_string const&, long,...

My demo app is at https://github.com/beojan/HPXDemo.

If I use the Intel `mpirun` executable (with the demo linked to OpenMPI) it doesn't crash but this is a clearly faulty setup because of the mismatch between the `mpirun`...

With the demo, I'm running on my laptop (Arch Linux) with HPX 1.9.0-rc1 and OpenMPI 4.1. You can comment out the TBB and CUDA demos in the CMake file, though...

Any update on this? Can you not just run the overlap removal twice. In other words: 1. Run OR on input giving `input_ORed` 2. Calculate JVT SF using `input_ORed` 3....

You could use an `std::unordered_map` instead of a vector. Then you would only need a single, general, map of trigger names to numeric id's. You could even map from an...

Edit isn't working. `enum class` is probably a bad idea, given the sheer number of triggers there are.