Dominique
Dominique
For what it's worth, selecting "Page Fit" in the zoom level dropdown and using arrow keys to go forward and backward already does the job!
At the solver level, there should be a mechanism to trap NaNs. Benchmarks should recognize that a solver generated a NaN, and there should be a good status for it....
Maybe a README?
Doesn't work out of the box on macOS unfortunately, even after setting `DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH`: ``` $ sifdecoder ROSENBR dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/libgfortran.5.dylib Referenced from: /Users/dpo/.julia/artifacts/83e267cb7d8652c72b9dac8674d69220810103c2/libexec/SIFDecode-2.0.3/objects/mac64. osx.gfo/double/run_sifdecode Reason: image not found...
The updated version works for me on macOS. @abelsiqueira Does it work for you on Linux?
There's still a caveat that running `runcutest` tries to update the CUTEst library, which results in a lot of "permission denied" messages being printed. It's inconsequential, but annoying.
Does it work if you define this bash function: https://github.com/JuliaSmoothOptimizers/CUTEst.jl/pull/226/files#diff-4b9f14fdac93f5150aa5c070ec70fc63R129
Should be good now.
Does this work though ``` run_sifdecoder ROSENBR run_cutest -p genc ```
Hm. It works for me on macOS. That seems to indicate an issue with the JLL... :-(