update GMM++ to the version 5.3, and clean up a bit code#8
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copyme wants to merge 1 commit intolibigl:masterfrom
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update GMM++ to the version 5.3, and clean up a bit code#8copyme wants to merge 1 commit intolibigl:masterfrom
copyme wants to merge 1 commit intolibigl:masterfrom
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This fork mostly exists to facilitate compilation across the different OS (the problematic one being mostly Windows, which is why this repo includes a pre-compiled dll of blas and lapack). We can update it as long as it doesn't break any existing code/unit tests. |
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This PR should not break anything. I have tested it with libigl. |
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You have probably seen these warnings related to deprecated things in GMM++ 4.2, etc.
Please, review the changes carefully ;-)
PS. I have seen some interesting TODOs inside CoMiSo code, I think some of them should be moved to issue on github as bugs. But this depends how much effort you want to spend on maintaining this fork of CoMISo.