The crucial ingredient of the tool is a combination of source-to-source transformation and operator overloading. The overall design of the tool is described and numerical experiments are reported ...

Overloading is a very powerful technique for scenarios where you need the same method name with different parameters. It’s a useful technique because having the right name in your code makes a ...

Operator overloading allows the semantic extension of existing code without the need for sweeping code changes. For example, automatic differentiation tools in C++ commonly use this feature to enhance ...

The easiest way to iterate faster on developing your operator is to use the Quarkus Dev Mode to write your operator as it's running. Start the dev mode (quarkus dev or mvn quarkus:dev). Once the QOSDK ...

Since there is no operator overloading in Java, algebraic formulations are not possible. To avoid excessive use of setters, constraints can be built by using a series of add statements. For example, ...

Java 8 ternary operator A bug in a Java 8 support release caused the ternary operator to behave incorrectly in certain corner-cases. The bug has been fixed, and should not be a problem today. More to ...