digitalmars.D - deprecation of "complex" floating point types
- Francisco Almeida (1/1) Apr 02 2011 Are there plans to deprecate the built-in complex types soon?
- Moritz Warning (3/4) Apr 02 2011 I assume they will be deprecated when a library replacement is feasible
- Francisco Almeida (2/6) Apr 03 2011 I thought that the implementation of std.complex was already adequate?
- Lars T. Kyllingstad (4/11) Apr 03 2011 It is supposed to be, at least. :) If it's not, I'd very much like to
- Don (7/20) Apr 03 2011 It can't happen until more work is done on the compiler's treatment of
Are there plans to deprecate the built-in complex types soon?
Apr 02 2011
On Sun, 03 Apr 2011 00:48:29 +0000, Francisco Almeida wrote:Are there plans to deprecate the built-in complex types soon?I assume they will be deprecated when a library replacement is feasible and implemented.
Apr 02 2011
== Quote from Moritz Warning (moritzwarning web.de)'s articleOn Sun, 03 Apr 2011 00:48:29 +0000, Francisco Almeida wrote:I thought that the implementation of std.complex was already adequate?Are there plans to deprecate the built-in complex types soon?I assume they will be deprecated when a library replacement is feasible and implemented.
Apr 03 2011
On Sun, 03 Apr 2011 14:33:02 +0000, Francisco Almeida wrote:== Quote from Moritz Warning (moritzwarning web.de)'s articleIt is supposed to be, at least. :) If it's not, I'd very much like to know what's wrong or missing. -LarsOn Sun, 03 Apr 2011 00:48:29 +0000, Francisco Almeida wrote:I thought that the implementation of std.complex was already adequate?Are there plans to deprecate the built-in complex types soon?I assume they will be deprecated when a library replacement is feasible and implemented.
Apr 03 2011
Lars T. Kyllingstad wrote:On Sun, 03 Apr 2011 14:33:02 +0000, Francisco Almeida wrote:It can't happen until more work is done on the compiler's treatment of opEquals(). Note that there will be a large amount of work in removing it from the compiler. Moving AAs from the compiler to the runtime was horrific in terms of the subtle regressions it caused -- and it already used runtime calls for every operation it supported. Complex will be much, much worse.== Quote from Moritz Warning (moritzwarning web.de)'s articleIt is supposed to be, at least. :) If it's not, I'd very much like to know what's wrong or missing. -LarsOn Sun, 03 Apr 2011 00:48:29 +0000, Francisco Almeida wrote:I thought that the implementation of std.complex was already adequate?Are there plans to deprecate the built-in complex types soon?I assume they will be deprecated when a library replacement is feasible and implemented.
Apr 03 2011