Merge lp:~martinal/fenics-book/final-15 into lp:fenics-book

Proposed by Martin Sandve Alnæs
Status: Merged
Merged at revision: 949
Proposed branch: lp:~martinal/fenics-book/final-15
Merge into: lp:fenics-book
Diff against target: 23 lines (+3/-3)
1 file modified
tex/15.tex (+3/-3)
To merge this branch: bzr merge lp:~martinal/fenics-book/final-15
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Description of the change

Typos in chapter 15 (syfi).

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1=== modified file 'tex/15.tex'
2--- tex/15.tex 2011-10-10 14:02:03 +0000
3+++ tex/15.tex 2011-10-12 10:13:26 +0000
4@@ -284,8 +284,8 @@
5 sfc -w1 -ogenerated_code Poisson.ufl
6 \end{bash}
7 Here, \emp{-w1} means that \dolfin{} wrappers are generated, while
8-\emp{-ogenerate\_code} means that the generated code should be
9-located in the directory \emp{generate\_code}. Notice that the flags
10+\emp{-ogenerated\_code} means that the generated code should be
11+located in the directory \emp{generated\_code}. Notice that the flags
12 and corresponding options are not separated by spaces. A complete
13 list of options is obtained with \emp{sfc -h}. The generated code can be
14 utilized in DOLFIN in a standard fashion. For a complete example consider
15@@ -499,7 +499,7 @@
16 using quadrature where the generated code involves multiple loops and
17 quite a few temporary variables. To generate quadrature based code,
18 the computational graph algorithms from UFL (in particular the class
19-\emp{ufl.Graph}) are used to split the expression tree into smaller
20+\emp{ufl.algorithms.Graph}) are used to split the expression tree into smaller
21 subexpressions. \sfc{} makes GiNaC symbols that represent temporary
22 variables for all subexpressions. To place the temporary variables
23 inside the correct loops in the generated code, the computational

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