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**Summary**
- Make `Integer.float` more liberal, allowing conversions whenever they are exact.
- Introduce an `Integer.nearestFloat` to allow lossy conversions to Float.
**Details**
During the review…
ePaul updated
8 years ago
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This proposal is intended to accomplish the same goals as #19624, but in a way that complies with the migration strategy outlined in https://github.com/golang/proposal/blob/master/design/28221-go2-tra…
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The current test coverage of sympycore is 68%.
By definition, the test coverage is a percentage
of the total number of execution statements in the
package source files that are executed when runn…
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Under "Advanced Compiler Options..." there is "Remove integer overflow checks". That's a cool feature to have, but it's an all-or-nothing proposition.
Could we have a new Option:
` Option Un…
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Started using Icestudio for logic interfacing and legacy protocols, great tool, many thanks. But now keen to take things to a next level and that is to let the ICE40 FPGA do some feedback control. Sig…
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The ESP32-S3 microcontroller has a set of dedicated instructions for vector operations. Generally speaking, instructions can operate on 16 bytes, with variations for 1, 2 and 4 byte values. These intr…
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Doing some small testing on an Android phone, I noticed that arithmetic operations seem to work as expected, i.e. they use 64 bits, but comparisons seems to only use 32 bits. This means that while a n…
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p. 3 para -1 says that an $int$ in $\mathcal{L}_{int}$ is a 63-bit signed integer.
- In fact, AFAICT all the assembly code generated prior to Ch. 10 assumes 64-bit signed integers.
- Python a…
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The hazards of unsigned arithmetic in C/C++ are well known, and modern style guides generally discourage their use for anything except bitwise manipulation and cases where the extra bit of positive ra…
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More of a discussion than an issue. I was talking with @FiloSottile at HACS about the possibility of generating code for curve25519's scalar field using fiat-crypto. My first answer was "I think it us…