- assume C++ standard-conforming environment
- add a user-option for gnuplot-support
- separate gnuplot-code into declaration and implementation,
so we can define at EO-build-time whether to use it or not.
Adopt code and Makefiles to above changes.
Some minor fixes.
Remove support for (outdated) <strstream>, require <sstream>.
Require uint32_t for now, defined in stdint.h according to C99.
Some general cleanup and more documentation.
For the tutorial the old Makefiles are saved as Makefile.simple in all
the respective directories.
Use generated config.h instead of command-line passing of preprocessor
flags.
Updated support files from current automake.
make check
Command I picked up in the automake documentation (RTFM, you know)
Tagged a lot of header functions in the GnuPlot files with 'inline',
so they can be used from more than one sourcefile.
Ok, now the interesting news. Started a new library libga (not to be confused
with Matthew's GaLib). Here I suggest we put a fairly complete and configurable
genetic algorithm. Just to see how far we can stretch ourselves and also to have
a GA-componenent that can be used in other applications without having to rebuild
the entire thing. test/t-eoGA.cpp tests this library
every generation) which is different from the continuous monitoring (same file/plot is
angemented every generation).
This lead to a number of modifications in many files in utils dir
But now we can watch on-line
- fitness spreadout
- FDC plots
- multi-objective Pareto fronts (though the multi-objective sruff isn't there yet!)
