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@ -14,6 +14,13 @@ Version 2.0.
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3. As for the basic usage, this is practically identical to the
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3. As for the basic usage, this is practically identical to the
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previous version(s).
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previous version(s).
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The Fortran 2003 support means that it is far easier to develop and
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integrate new solvers and smoothers; you need to take one of the
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existing solvers/smoothers as a model, develop your own by
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changing/replacing the model contents, and then pass the new object
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to the PREC%SET() method which will copy into the internals, as per
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the PROTOTYPE design pattern. It's easier done than said!
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In version 1.1:
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In version 1.1:
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- The MLD_SIZEOF() function has been redefined to be INTEGER(8), so
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- The MLD_SIZEOF() function has been redefined to be INTEGER(8), so
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