Enable single precision in Ipopt #428
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…recision'. Pardiso is only interfaced solver
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I merged this into branch devel for now, since I might want to do some small changes, probably add a test in travis, add a mention in the docu, etc. But thank you alot for this contribution! |
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Enables single precision in Ipopt, by using the configure flag
--enable-single-precision, which defines the macro IPOPT_SINGLE in the source. Pardiso is currently the only interfaced solver. Closes #403.