Implement fill_single_element_interpolation_matrix!() for Chebyshev - #460
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The current implementation of fill_single_element_interpolation_matrix!() does not actully require the discretization_info, so could use a single implmentation covering both gausslegendre_pseudospectral and chebyshev_pseudospectral, but not sure if this will always be true, and it is only a small function so having two identical copies for now is not a big problem.
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The current implementation of
fill_single_element_interpolation_matrix!()does not actully require the discretization_info, so could use a single implmentation covering both gausslegendre_pseudospectral and chebyshev_pseudospectral, but not sure if this will always be true, and it is only a small function so having two identical copies for now is not a big problem.Tests are only failing due to a bug in the latest versions of TimerOutputs.jl, which will be fixed soon (KristofferC/TimerOutputs.jl#239).