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Allow to turn on/off clad derivative scanning #97
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This allows us to implement regions where clad is disabled or enabled. For example, // clad will igonre all declarations containing clad::* // clad will produce derivatives. Note that we do not support this behavior inside declarations. Eg. void f() { // This does not work. // clad will take the last pragma switch value } Fixes #97
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This allows us to implement regions where clad is disabled or enabled. For example, // clad will igonre all declarations containing clad::* // clad will produce derivatives. Note that we do not support this behavior inside declarations. Eg. void f() { // This does not work. // clad will take the last pragma switch value } Fixes #97
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This allows us to implement regions where clad is disabled or enabled. For example, // clad will igonre all declarations containing clad::* // clad will produce derivatives. Note that we do not support this behavior inside declarations. Eg. void f() { // This does not work. // clad will take the last pragma switch value } Fixes #97
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This allows us to implement regions where clad is disabled or enabled. For example, // clad will igonre all declarations containing clad::* // clad will produce derivatives. Note that we do not support this behavior inside declarations. Eg. void f() { // This does not work. // clad will take the last pragma switch value } Fixes #97
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This allows us to implement regions where clad is disabled or enabled. For example, // clad will igonre all declarations containing clad::* // clad will produce derivatives. Note that we do not support this behavior inside declarations. Eg. void f() { // This does not work. // clad will take the last pragma switch value } Fixes #97
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Such mechanism would help clients to selectively enable the derivative computation. Eg:
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