- fold was not correct in e.g. passing an int as init instead of a
double (was leading to narrowing in return).
- better return type deduction.
- there was an error in the doc (order of argument in the lambda !)
- add a more complex example (Frobenius norm of matrices).
- when the ratio returned by an attempt of a move is infinite,
previous code was just throwing TRIQS_RUNTIME_ERROR.
- Now when the ratio is infinite, it is replaced by a large number
(>1 is enough for metropolis), and the sign is properly updated
using std::signbit.
- NB :
- a double/float in C++ can be : normal/ zero/ nan/ infinite / subnormal.
Here, the code will recover only from infinite case.
- std::signbit works for infinite (according to standard).
Changed operator()(int, int...) && for array, and views.
- For const_view and regular type, returns value_type (i.e. a copy).
NB : does make a copy, not a move. Ok for scalar type. TODO: think for complicated types.
This allows codes like :
f(x)(0,0) where f : x-> matrix or const_view
to be correct in clef expression evaluation.
- For _view : return a value_type &, as before to allow :
A(....)(0,0) = rhs;
It is not possible to detect dangling refs in that case at compile time.
Added a security in TRIQS_ARRAYS_DEBUG mode to detect a dangling ref at run time,
i.e. the case where the view is "unique" (ref count ==1).
This would be a quite bad design anyway ...
- also :
- clean operator[] for vector (old workaround for old gcc...)
- add IsView flag in ISP impl class, for the impl. of operator() &&
mesh_pt should NOT be done directly by (),
it should be casted to matsubara_freq.
Removed an old line of code which we forgot to clean
when introducing matsubara_freq
A(i_)(om_) << ...
for A an array of gf was not working.
Modified the auto_assign of arrays to handle the case when the object
in the array is itself autoassigned.
Using the model of std::vector adapter for clef, which works.
Also fixed the gf for a little details (gf_impl is usually in the expression tree, not gf).
- bool at_end() for a mesh point means AFTER the last point ,
as end in STL. It was not correct ( +1 missing).
- also the at_end was not computed in the mesh product.
- it slightly changes the test_fit_tail --> just changed the output.
--> did this bug affect other functions/codes ?
- correct previous commit (for scalar gf, the new check was not compiling)
- correct windowing of linear mesh (left point corrected as right point for rounding error
-> code was previously assuming mesh with only positive, fermionic matsubara freqs
-> changed wn_min to n_min (was misleading, since it was an index, not a frequency) / same for <-> max
-> changed doc accordingly
- added test for a 'real-life' GF + corresponding output
- added basic usage documentation for tail fitting from c++. Full implementation details yet to be written
-> Previously, calculation was implicitly assuming a mesh with only positive matsubara frequencies.
-> Added corresponding test
-> Also added test of density calculation with or without correct tail.
- add c14 include
- the C++14 is lot more readable (due to generic lambda).
- for mesh/product.hpp -> now 2 versions (C++14 and C++11 for temporary
backward compatibility).
