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Dense AD convenience functions: introduce scalarValue(x) and getValue(x)

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`getValue(x)` should be better called `value(x)` but this leads to
really cryptic compiler errors which seem to be related to the fact
that the Evaluation class has a `value` attribute (this is for GCC
5.2.1).
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Andreas Lauser
2016-08-11 16:54:15 +02:00
parent d21a6fbefe
commit e33fc441b3
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@@ -577,6 +577,8 @@ inline void testAll()
resultVal = Opm::constant<Scalar>(val1);
resultVal = Opm::variable<Scalar>(val1, /*idx=*/0);
resultVal = Opm::decay<Scalar>(val1);
resultVal = Opm::scalarValue(val1);
resultVal = Opm::getValue(val1);
resultVal = Opm::min(val1, val2);
resultVal = Opm::max(val1, val2);
resultVal = Opm::atan2(val1, val2);
@@ -595,6 +597,8 @@ inline void testAll()
resultEval = Opm::variable<TmpEval>(val1, /*idx=*/0);
resultEval = Opm::decay<TmpEval>(eval1);
resultVal = Opm::decay<Scalar>(eval1);
resultVal = Opm::scalarValue(eval1);
resultVal = Opm::getValue(eval1);
resultEval = Opm::min(eval1, eval2);
resultEval = Opm::min(eval1, val2);
resultEval = Opm::max(eval1, eval2);