bolognam

I would also like this feature to be implemented, maybe using a command-line flag of "-r" just like the edi-to-xml parser you wrote.

This code doesn't have preconditioners, the only options used (all of which error), are `max_order=1` or no options. I've got a less stiff problem working with `CVODE_BDF()`, maybe that helps?

Looks like by building Sundials from src (with debug build) and hacking Sundials.jl to use the compiled libraries (instead of Sundials_jll) we can avoid the segfaults. This was built from...

So the current jll that's used with Sundials.jl is `5.2.1+0`, which presumably is very close the C++ Sundials v5.2.0 code, is what I compiled from source. The release build of...

My guess is that a function pointer got garbage collected (i.e. the unknown function message in Linux) and that's how we're segfaulting. I understand that we should get the same...

If someone can guide me through the process that would help me. Would I build julia from source with assertions to debug this?

Sorry @markowkes I haven't found a solution. I think @sjdaines is onto a solution but nobody (as far as I'm aware) has been working on making a fix in Sundials.

Looking at the mentioned issue [JuliaComputing/PlotlyLight#12](https://github.com/JuliaComputing/PlotlyLight.jl/issues/12) it seems that the solution (temporarily) is to write out: ``` m = 20 n = 10 xdata = 1:m ydata = 1:n zdata...