`nlsolve` allocates a Jacobian even when using `anderson`

[Antoine Levitt]

The basic nlsolve(f,x0,method=:anderson) allocates a dense jacobian. This breaks large systems where a dense jacobian doesn't fit into memory.

[Antoine Levitt]

While we're at it: NLsolve doesn't support NonDifferentiable.

[Antoine Levitt]

Workaround: trick OnceDifferentiable into thinking you have a custom jacobian: OnceDifferentiable(F!,identity,x0,x0,[])

[Patrick Kofod Mogensen]

Thanks, ill fix it unless you do :)

[Antoine Levitt]

I'd rather you do it if it's easy for you :-) I'm not very comfortable around the NDifferentiable code.

[Patrick Kofod Mogensen]

Ill do it :)

[Patrick Kofod Mogensen]

#203 . It’s just a quick “do something that works”, but I’ll come back to it. But it works I think ;)

[Antoine Levitt]

Many thanks, and merry christmas :-)

[Patrick Kofod Mogensen]

You too! (have a merry christmas that is)