Re: [math] max evaluations in new root solvers

2010-12-02 Thread Gilles Sadowski
Hi. > > I think that the suggestion is to preserve the old signatures in 3.0, but > > have them not only be deprecated but also throw an error. This is an > > incompatible change that can't really be done in a point release. Simply > > removing the old signatures makes it harder to track down th

Re: [math] max evaluations in new root solvers

2010-12-02 Thread Luc Maisonobe
Le 02/12/2010 09:41, Ted Dunning a écrit : > I think that the suggestion is to preserve the old signatures in 3.0, but > have them not only be deprecated but also throw an error. This is an > incompatible change that can't really be done in a point release. Simply > removing the old signatures ma

Re: [math] max evaluations in new root solvers

2010-12-02 Thread Ted Dunning
I think that the suggestion is to preserve the old signatures in 3.0, but have them not only be deprecated but also throw an error. This is an incompatible change that can't really be done in a point release. Simply removing the old signatures makes it harder to track down the problem. Preservin

Re: [math] max evaluations in new root solvers

2010-12-01 Thread Gilles Sadowski
Hello. > >> In the recent changes for 3.0, the solvers now have a setting for a > >> maximal number of function evaluations rather than a max number of > >> iterations. This number cannot be specified at construction time, but > >> only using a setMaxEvaluations() method declared in the > >> BaseU

Re: [math] max evaluations in new root solvers

2010-12-01 Thread Luc Maisonobe
Le 01/12/2010 20:31, Gilles Sadowski a écrit : > Hi. Hi Gilles, > >> In the recent changes for 3.0, the solvers now have a setting for a >> maximal number of function evaluations rather than a max number of >> iterations. This number cannot be specified at construction time, but >> only using a

Re: [math] max evaluations in new root solvers

2010-12-01 Thread Gilles Sadowski
Hi. > In the recent changes for 3.0, the solvers now have a setting for a > maximal number of function evaluations rather than a max number of > iterations. This number cannot be specified at construction time, but > only using a setMaxEvaluations() method declared in the > BaseUnivariateRealSolve

[math] max evaluations in new root solvers

2010-12-01 Thread Luc Maisonobe
Hello everyone, In the recent changes for 3.0, the solvers now have a setting for a maximal number of function evaluations rather than a max number of iterations. This number cannot be specified at construction time, but only using a setMaxEvaluations() method declared in the BaseUnivariateRealSol