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• Put in gaussian(): Gaussian distribution from uniform: STL
• Can RNGSSE's generators take a seed?
• Hook up SSE versions
• Hook up GPU versions

... to make sure we are only using compatible licenses. While most boost packages use the boost license, not all of them.

An example: https://github.com/ducakar/openzone uses pch cmake and clang

• arm: see README.build.charm
• cray
• mac-clang
• win-gnu: http://tdm-gcc.tdragon.net/download
• win-mingw: http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingwbuilds

Example: CMake/CTest/CDash has built-in support for automated memory testing using valgrind

• Automatically switch each potential throw location into a throw (is this even possible?) and test for clean exit (test with e.g. valgrind)
• valgrind can return a different exit code based on errors detected using the command line argument --error-exitcode= to valgrind

Is this possible somehow?

when C++11 is complete

Are these useful? When?

address, thread, memory, undefined behavior, etc.

Useful? Requirements?

• Pantheios?
• Glog?
• Boost.Log?
• github/gabime/spdlog?

Is there a TPL page currently? If not, there should be...

Replace the overloads in Control.h with variadic ones: the implementation of the Field template may give a clue on how to do the variadic deep-access for types in tagged tuple, see Alexandrescu, Modern C++ Design: Generic Programming and Design Patterns Applied, p69.

If not x86, don't try to build RNGSSE.

Options:

• KitWare's CTest
• Own, see 7a8b2fa

For debugging purposes. See STL 5.1.3

Add dynamic analysis tests to ctest and cdash: http://www.kitware.com/blog/home/post/762

Need a fall-back RNG (Boost?, STL?) guaranteed to work everywhere.
(RNGSSE's assembly does not work on ARM, Intel's MKL is commercial.)

Make all non-global if possible

Via, e.g, sub-repos? See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/359424/detach-subdirectory-into-separate-git-repository/359759#359759

MKL is non-free and RNGSSE does not work on Mac OS, cuRAND, Random123?