Jeremie Vandenplas
Jeremie Vandenplas
> I am on vacation with many things going on so it will take some time to review this. FWIW `gfortan11` on a MacBook with an M1 processor is unable...
> I have been using `CMake` to compile and link the code. Should I now be using `fpm`, and if so how do I download it and its documentation? `CMake`...
@awvwgk I modified the API by generating specific procedures for each type. I think this is more in-line with what you propose.
> Seems to fail with Intel due to an ambiguous interface > > ``` > /home/runner/work/stdlib/stdlib/build/src/stdlib_hashmap_wrappers.f90(283): error #5286: Ambiguous generic interface GET: previously declared specific procedure GET_OTHER is not distinguishable...
> I think the `optional` attribute of the _exists_ dummy argument is the issue here. Making this argument not `optional` will definitively solve the issue. But do we want it...
> I use a zero copy approach for the data structure, you can either obtain a pointer to the object in the data structure ([`%get`](https://github.com/toml-f/toml-f/blob/4ea08ea7c1e15dbee660e3c5e97e5dbad8563f91/src/tomlf/type/table.f90#L104-L118)) or remove the allocation from...
Thank you @Beliavsky for this proposition. > A library subroutine that works for any data type for which an equality operator is defined would be useful. This can be easiliy...
I think it is a great idea. Another file format mentioned in your list (maybe on purpose) is the CSV format. Anyway, would this result in stdlib depending on other...
I like this strategy. I guess that a similar strategy could be used for other types of procedures/algorithms.
A (simple) time stamp is already implemented in `stdlib_logger`. Could it be an idea to move it to e.g., `stdlib_time` and discuss its API and implementation based on the different...