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SymJava and Futureye_JIT Cannot Compile in IntelliJ #45

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yuemingl opened this issue Feb 22, 2017 · 0 comments
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SymJava and Futureye_JIT Cannot Compile in IntelliJ #45

yuemingl opened this issue Feb 22, 2017 · 0 comments

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yuemingl commented Feb 22, 2017

Before reporting my issue, first, I want to thank the author and contributors of java-oo to make operator overloading possible in Java. Java-oo is an excellent library to me since I've been spending several years since 2010 working on the development of mathematical libraries using Java. I believe that operator overloading is a must have thing for math libraries! The two main libraries I developed are:
1). SymJava, a library for symbolic-numeric computation in Java (https://github.com/yuemingl/SymJava)
2). Futureye_JIT is a library for solving partial differential equations using FEM with Just-In-Time compilation ( https://github.com/yuemingl/Futureye_JIT)
Both of the libraries are developed under eclipse. I think the libraries are now in good shape and hope more individuals who are interested in the libraries can use them. I recently tried to use IntelliJ to compile the two libraries, but failed. I am wondering if anyone can help me figure out the problem? You may need clone the projects and import them into IntelliJ to see what happened.
By the way, I already have two paper published about the libraries. I am now currently working on a paper about the design and implementation of Futureye_JIT. If anyone interested in contribution please let me know.

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