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It looks like I had the same problem (compiling for python 2.7), but was able to solve it with the following: ```yml - name: Add msbuild to PATH uses: microsoft/[email protected]...
Actually, that didn't work; it just failed silently. It seems like i can install msbuild ok with ```yml - name: Add msbuild to PATH uses: microsoft/[email protected] with: vs-version: 9.0 ```...
Some overlap with #530
+1 I've had plenty of situations where this function would have been super useful. :)
And maybe also the inverses `vertexesToDirectedEdge` and `vertexesToUndirectedEdge` (or however we settle on the naming).
Some benchmark runs. New algo seems to take roughly 65% or 53% of the time of the current, depending on the input cells. # new algo ```md build/bin/benchmarkIsValidCell -- pentagonChildren_8_14:...
todo: maybe add a benchmark that runs through all the cells in a resolution.
@slaperche-zenly It looks like your fast version of the pentagon branch would depend on a C equivalent of `leading_zeros()`: https://gist.github.com/slaperche-zenly/204e9b8e305cfb8ce2eec49fbe7b9396#file-lib-rs-L62 Anyone have an idea if there is such a C...
> C compilers usually expose this as a builtin or intrinsic (IIRC it's `__builtin_clz` for GCC), but naming may differ across compilers and would require some conditional compilation to select...
I'm not sure if this is a good and/or practical idea, but theoretically, could we provide a tie-breaking strategy for points *exactly* on the boundaries of cells? Perhaps this gets...