Patrick Roberts

The Euler formula can be used to derive the complex logarithm function. Just use the argument (the "phi" as you call it in your library) as the imaginary value for...

@ljharb because that was not the only change. As I pointed out, they removed support for ES5 shims, which is a breaking change.

Meanwhile, my secondary question is how can I run browserify and override the version of `events` used for bundling?

I'll open an issue on events then. Thanks for the quick responses

@goto-bus-stop sorry, I just saw this comment _after_ posting the issue on browserify. Thank you! I'm just trying to fix [typed-scheduler](https://github.com/patrickroberts/typed-scheduler) because when I published, I didn't realize the `dst/`...

@goto-bus-stop sorry to bug you again but I couldn't get that command line flag working with the other options I had. I currently have this: ```sh rm -f dst/* browserify...

I did switch to rollup, but I actually encountered the same issue there with the version of `events` that `rollup-plugin-node-builtins` uses, so I ended up reverting `off()` to `removeListener()` anyway....

According to [this chart](http://caniuse.com/#feat=typedarrays), all modern browsers (not just major) fully support `TypedArray`. Even IE >=10 supports everything except `Uint8ClampedArray`, but I can just use `Uint8Array` to include IE 10...

@mstaz this is addressed in the [FAQ](https://github.com/cpp-testing/GUnit/blob/master/docs/FAQ.md): > GMock can't mock classes with multiple or virtual inheritance Multiple inheritance when using interfaces is much more difficult to support than single...

> I see, thanks for clarification. I wonder if it would be possible to have a compile time check for this then 🤔 But for that I guess it would...