Adding SNES examples #110
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The SNES_ex2b example also illustrates how the automatic differentiation tools of julia (as provided in ForwardDiff.jl) can be employed to automatically generate the jacobian, so only a residual routine is required in this case
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I'm not sure what to do with the failing checks. They appear to come from PETSc_jll being unable to build correctly on windows. We have noticed the same with our tests. It works correctly if using the WSL under Windows 10. |
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Thanks! I'm not sure what exactly the problem is with Windows: JuliaPackaging/Yggdrasil#1611 |
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The SNES_ex2b example also illustrates how the automatic differentiation tools of julia (as provided in ForwardDiff.jl) can be employed to automatically generate the jacobian, so only a residual routine is required in this case. @simonbyrne, @ViralBShah