Adding more smart pointers #294
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… functions with pointer arguments, and fixed a memory leak.
…to use smart pointers in DMD classes.
dylan-copeland
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This PR has breaking changes to the API, requiring updates to any application using libROM.
The goal is to replace raw pointers by smart pointers in the library. This has also been done in some examples, but not all, for the purpose of testing the library for memory leaks. The following examples have been run with
valgrindsuccessfully:mixed_nonlinear_diffusionparametric_tw_csvparametric_heat_conductionde_dg_advection_greedypoisson_local_rom_greedyThe use of smart pointers has fixed memory issues in the library and the examples. It has also simplified many things and reduced the number of lines of code significantly, making libROM not only safer but also more readable.