[Octave-patch-tracker] [patch #10278] GSoC 2022: add support for sparse computations in ode15{i, s} using Octave classes , making dependency on KLU optional.

[Carlo de Falco]

Follow-up Comment #3, patch #10278 (project octave):

@mmuetzel thanks for looking into this.

 - I don't have time right now to respond to all your comments, I hope maybe
@sarrah can?

 - from quickly reading your comments I guess you are not considering that
@sarrah was using the C API of SUNDIALS so I'm not sure that using some C++
feature (such as e.g. namespaces) 
is feasible ...

 - Also some naming conventions are consistent with the SUNDIALS 
coding style rather than Octave's


 - The GIT repo used by @sarrah for her project is still available here :
https://github.com/sarrah-basta/octave 
I think this is the branch used for the final submission :
https://github.com/sarrah-basta/octave/tree/gsoc-submission-final maybe one of
the first things to do would be to merge default into that branch and see
wether it still works?




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