Added new typedef system_category to all steppers. #226
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This new typedef must be one of - explicit_system_tag - second_order_system_tag - symplectic_system_tag - simple_symplectic_system_tag - symplectic_or_simple_symplectic_system_tag - implicit_system_tag and defines the type of the system the stepper handles. This can be usefull to automatically provide a proper system to a stepper using template spezialization.
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| struct explicit_system_tag {}; |
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It would be great to define the interface expected from the different system functor here!
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How? Just as (doxygen) comments?
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Yes, just a short doxy showing how this interface is being called from inside the corresponding stepper.
| struct second_order_system_tag {}; | ||
| struct symplectic_system_tag {}; | ||
| struct simple_symplectic_system_tag {}; | ||
| struct symplectic_or_simple_symplectic_system_tag {}; |
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Do we really need 3 versions of symplectic tags? It seems only the last one is being used? If we keep all 3, shouldn't the last be derived from the two above to express the is_a relation?
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Currently all symplectic steppers support both "normal"- and simple-simplectic systems. So just having symplectic_or_simple_symplectic_system_tag is fine for now.
This new typedef must be one of
and defines the type of the system the stepper handles.
This can be usefull to automatically provide a proper system to a
stepper using template spezialization.