Abel Sinkovics
Hi Louis,
On 2015-06-03 23:42, Louis Dionne wrote:
Louis Dionne
writes: [...] The "getting_started" example consists of headers that are milestones for the tutorial. For example to get all the definitions before section 5.2.1, you should include "5_2_1.hpp". This is mentioned at the beginning ("1.1 Testing environment") of the tutorial. Is that what you meant?
Yes, this is what I meant. My bad. However, I still think it is not a really user-friendly way of making that code available. I'd prefer a more "standard" style of tutorial, where you can just copy/paste code from the webpage as you go, and into a source file not Metashell. However, this is a non technical point and I'd rather not lose time over it since I'm satisfied with the overall tutorial.
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If you have some reusable environment, I'd be glad to use it (I've done the measurements with ad-hoc scripts).
Well, I use ad-hoc scripts too, but they are pretty cool because everything can be controlled from CMake and they generate Javascripts charts that can be embedded in the HTML documentation :-). Also, my benchmarks are run on Travis and pushed to a special branch on GitHub whenever I push to master, which is handy for keeping them up to date. I'll try to send you a pull request setting up the basic system, but that might have to wait until the end of my own review. Also, what will happen with the CMake-based build system in the new Metaparse repository? Regards, Louis