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< utopiar> hello everybody, I have installed mlpack and armadillo with openblas. But when I run mlpack_test, it always show me that "unknown location(0): fatal error in "CircleTransformationTestNaive": std::logic_error: eig_sym(): use of LAPACK needs to be enabled"
< naywhayare> hi utopiar, I'm about to go to bed; are you sure that ARMA_USE_LAPACK is enabled in your armadillo installation?
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< zoq> naywhayare: wow, nightly updated documentation that's awesome!
< zoq> naywhayare: On the main doxygen page ("http://mlpack.org/docs/mlpack-git/doxygen.php") there is a reference to "(/mlpack/trunk/ )" which I guess is absolete since we moved to git. I can't find the file to make the modification ...
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< naywhayare> zoq: thanks, I'll find the trunk reference and fix it
< naywhayare> I have to do some more updating though, because doxygen 1.7.1 doesn't pick up template typedefs
< naywhayare> so now I have to use doxygen 1.8, but all of the HTML is formatted differently so I have to redo the CSS
< zoq> oh, so more work than expected
< naywhayare> yeah, unfortunately
< naywhayare> but it's okay, I'm getting better at CSS :)
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< travis-ci> mlpack/mlpack#194 (master - 10c5788 : Ryan Curtin): The build passed.
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< naywhayare> wow, this has gone downhill fast
< naywhayare> Doxygen's template output is horrible, so I need to parse the output HTML to label the templates, so I can format them with CSS
< naywhayare> but parsing the output for things like 'template<...>' is best done with a grammar
< naywhayare> so now I find myself writing a context-free grammar with pyparsing, and I thought it would be simple, but it seems instead like I'm implementing more than half the rules here:
< zoq> definitely more work than expected ... at least you are "getting better at " python I guess :)
< naywhayare> :)