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No worries! I'll give it a shot over the next while and make a pull request. This issue helps keep it fresh in my mind. Thanks for the tool and...
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Brilliant, alright. I'll re-mark this pull request as a draft and perform the following tasks. - [x] Add the proper `operator>>` definitions for `decimal64` and `decimal128` as well - [x]...
Alright, I have written some tests, and added this operator for the other types. I have also signed off on my squashed commit.
> Sorry for the slowness at reviewing No worries, of course. I appreciate your maintenance of the library, and I appreciate your review. I am looking things over now and...
Alright, there are a few points to definitely take away. Please let me know about the parameterization of those snippets of code. I will have the commits ready within a...
@pmur, no, no by no means. I wrote the above tasks on my own end to make sure I addressed them. The ball was/is definitely in my court. Let me...
Alright, for the time being I have marked this as a draft. I think in the next few weeks I can make those two small changes and re-submit. Thank you...
@jwakely, thank you so much for your review and comments—I value them greatly I'm going to shake off the cobwebs surrounding my thinking on this, internalize your comments, and incorporate...
A very simple attempt which simply calques the GCC internals can be found [here][1]. I will clean this up a bit, perhaps write some tests, and submit a pull request....