Fergus Cooper

I'm stuck on something that appears to be a genuine compiler warning; perhaps something for @jmpf or @mirams: The following line calls `ComputeLinearInUCoeffInSourceTerm` with a second parameter as `nullptr`. https://github.com/Chaste/Chaste/blob/7bf9a4d8803637cc055d4182e754777ffc75f189/pde/src/problem/AbstractLinearEllipticPde.hpp#L147...

I'm not sure what you mean by needing new tools? The file format is plaintext so you can just read it if you want to. But GitHub will also allow...

It looks as though GH also looks for other files: "GitHub will link to these files in the Cite this repository prompt, but will not attempt to parse them into...

Something along these lines: ```cpp // Use PETSC_NULLPTR for PETSc 3.19 and later, and PETSC_NULL for older versions #if PETSC_VERSION_GE(3, 19, 0) #define CHASTE_PETSC_NULLPTR PETSC_NULLPTR #else #define CHASTE_PETSC_NULLPTR PETSC_NULL #endif...

Closed by #276

- [x] #263 - [x] #264 It looks as though it MAY just be these two. As far as I can tell, the other tests that are failing are all...

There are still compiler warnings being emitted that relate to: - [x] #197 #198 #231 One specific issue relates to a weird interaction between `std::vector` and `ublas::c_vector` when the `c_vector`...

Just flagging that Python 3.12 (that comes out-of-the-box in 24.04) isn't yet supported by Chaste codegen: https://github.com/ModellingWebLab/chaste-codegen/issues/281

We now fully support Ubuntu 24.04, and the website is updated to show it as the default.

Ha! Good find. I have no recollection of doing those. I've just had a play around and I can't find where the updated citations are... but I imagine it's documented...