Re: More everything into the octave namespace

[chechu]

Good evening to everyone,

Those last days the first RC to 4.2 is being released. Maybe I got lost on
the octave-mantainers list that summer.
We have tried to get the 4.2.0 version work as the previous ones and we are
facing problems getting the JIT compiler to be enabled. As we have realised,
there were changes on its behaviour, getting its infraestructure inside
namespaces, as many other core parts.

Is it still posible to use the JIT compiler? We have tried with the MXE LLVM
3.3 and the newer LLVM 3.8 and both of them give the same errors at
compilation time. 
/
error: ‘octave_jit_octave’ has not been declared
 octave_jit_octave::err_nan_to_logical_conversion (void)
error: redefinition of ‘void err_nan_to_logical_conversion()’/

That linux environment, config and dependencies works on 4.0.3 last stable
release.
Maybe the JIT compiler is not usefull for more complicated executions as the
Matlab JIT counterpart, but for us it was always enabled.
There is any prevision of when will it be reenabled? Or it will be
depreciated?

Thanks in advance, regards,  chechugarriga




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