Dan Stahlke

I agree, that would be a good feature (and not hard to add). Unfortunately I am oversubscribed at the moment, but I'll leave the request open for when I have...

The issue might be that sensors indexes by core id, and these have a strange mapping to processors. For some reason core id increments by 4, with two processors per...

I got this same error. Attempted to fix it by editing inc/uf2.h: -#define FLASH_NUM_ROWS 1024 +#define FLASH_NUM_ROWS 512 That allows it to get past the STATIC_ASSERT, but then there is...

I don't mean to hijack the thread with my own issues, but I did get past the linker error by turning off some features in inc/uf2.h, namely USE_FAT, USE_INDEX_HTM, and...

For me, it was enough to do the FLASH_NUM_ROWS change I mentioned above, set #define USE_INDEX_HTM 0 to make it a bit smaller, and define the chip type in board.mk:...

I think you probably just need to set the environment variable BOOST_ROOT to point to where you have installed boost. Note that cmake is only needed for building the example...

I got a similar error on Ubuntu 22. Fixed it by "rm -rf build" and trying again.

logcat output when running /system/xbin/su and then hitting ctrl-C: ``` --------- beginning of /dev/log/main E/su ( 5945): sudb - Opening database E/su ( 5945): sudb - Database opened E/su (...

Thanks. I've opened an issue for GraphsOptim.jl: https://github.com/gdalle/GraphsOptim.jl/issues/5 To help others finding this via google, in case none of this goes into any package, here is the chromatic number implementation:...

I think this might not work. I cherry picked the "schatten" commit onto the master branch and cleaned it up a bit to get it running: renamed atom->struct, used LinearAlgebra.eigvals...