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Edit: to keep this updated a bit with the discussion, my initial cap-099-draft has been somewhat superseded by various suggestions, so let me put here what the discussion below yielded:
### Updated su…
ghost updated
7 years ago
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I propose F# leverages `TupleNamedElementsAttribute` that C# compilers puts on tuple when the items are named and part of the member signature.
Despite F# discourages usage of tuples in APIs (besid…
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The Boost.Iterator Library documentation for some unknown reason has "date" field.
![image](https://github.com/boostorg/website/assets/21075945/595dd50b-42aa-45d5-beb0-0e980c399e16)
It was last ti…
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## Background and Motivation
We currently support UTF-16 based formatting and parsing and even expose common interfaces through which any developer can declare their types as supporting the same. H…
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### Description
Trying to use BigInteger for test authoring is currently impeded by it asserting.
### Reproduction Steps
```C#
byte[] buf = new byte[2048 >> 3];
buf[1] = 2;
buf.AsSpan(2, 8).Fill…
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I am using Mathnet.Numerics in a library, and the app that uses this package, also includes the mathnet.numerics. When I try to debug the app, I get a
Exception thrown: 'System.DllNotFoundException…
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Something like https://github.com/StefanHamminga/saturating is the right shape (we'd refactor for C with C++ wrappers). Chrome has some stuff too though it's a bit larger than what we need: https://gi…
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A while ago microsoft released System.Numerics.Tensors which includes DenseTensor and SparseTensor types.
Wouldn't be convenient for Tensorflow.NET to use these types, or at least have an easy way…
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Is it possible to somehow include non-continuous ranges? For example. in computation, I'm using an `enum` (converted to its underlying type). The `enum` has a few possible values but the values do not…
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I am not sure if technically a bug, but from the documentation and talks what I understood was that in my code I can basically replace `int` with `safe` and it should compile and give the same result …