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Hi,
I'm trying to build a small C++ program that uses the generated tiny_data.cpp, by calling set_x0 and set_x_ref, like codegen/pywrapper/bindings.cpp.
However, when calling set_x0 (copied from codegen/pywrapper/bindings.cpp) I get a runtime error;
The call to the inner tiny_set_x0 (that expects a tinyVector) fails, as it tries to pass a matrix (that is, more than 1 rows and cols) as an argument (the result of the x0.replicate in here line 25) to a tinyVector. Which Eigen does not like, as it expects the matrix being cast to have at least one dimension of size 1.
(The following message is printed: Assertion `other.rows() == 1 || other.cols() == 1' failed)
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I see that codegen/pywrapper/bindings.cpp is used for tinympcgen's operations (
set_x0,set_x_refetc.). Is it that Pybind11's Eigen implementation prevents this from failing (as opposed to when running these lines in pure C++ and Eigen like i've tried)? -
Is the replication necessary in the case of
set_x0? Is it some kind of necessity from using Pybind11? or am I missing something.
Thanks.