Dzhelil Rufat

@mzucker Thanks for the contribution. I would be happy to merge it. Could you add your example to the documentation as well?

I just simplified the code to make it more maintainable. There shouldn't be any backward incompatible changes. By the way, this is just a thin wrapper around Shewchuk's triangle library....

What would be the use case of a single precision version? What do you use it for?

Can you provide a complete code sample that causes the crash?

I cannot duplicate this crash on Linux. In fact on my machine I get this output for poly_triangulation: ``` {'segment_markers': array([[1], [1], [1], [1]], dtype=int32), 'segments': array([[1, 0], [2, 1],...

@drmoose Can you try with the last version in the repository, and see if this crash still happens?

I looked into the crashes a while back, and I think the problem may be in the underlying triangle library, and not in the wrapper code, unless I am violating...

Since this is a memory error, I do not think there is a graceful way to recover from it in python. Perhaps if we identify the pattern that causes it,...

On a single invocation of `doit`, they would not be executed, but any subsequent invocation has no memory of whether the dependent task was completed successfully (as far as I...

Thanks for the explanation.