jzmaddock

> Oh don't forget the has_denorm! The trick doesn't work if the floating point unit doesn't support denorms. It's worse, behaviour can vary at runtime: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/documentation/cpp-compiler-developer-guide-and-reference/top/compiler-reference/floating-point-operations/understanding-floating-point-operations/setting-the-ftz-and-daz-flags.html

When I got regex standalone I started experimenting with this and msvc and concluded the support wasn't *quite* there yet. Have things changed? But yes by all means lets experiment...

Yes it was a good 6 months ago and things are changing fast. I would tend to favour full module support as in: ``` import boost.math.constants ; ``` But that...

>Very cool; just went through the docs and got rid of a couple trivial typos. Thanks! >I'm not sure that this is high-quality feedback, because I'm so out of touch...

Latest version now supports polynomial types plus Unicode plain text output (though still some things to double check). Chebyshev transform I can see how to support, but the barycentric_rational, cardinal_cubic_b_spline...

On Linux I see the superscripts are rather spaced out, likewise on Cygwin:  I believe this is an artefact of the console using a fixed width font, so although...

>Quick question: The docs show a zero before the 6 on the polynomial formatting, namely 10^-06 rather than 10^-6, is this intended? Sort of: the intention is to not mess...

>How about \mathbb{C}(\infty) for complex infinity? That looks dangerously close to the Riemann sphere as in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riemann_sphere. The same text just uses \infty for complex-infinity, so maybe this should do...

@pabristow : Printing to the windows console works (mostly) fine if you add: ``` SetConsoleOutputCP(CP_UTF8); ``` At the start of main. There are a couple of (seldom used) symbols that...

> I've managed to get a really bush-league implementation of the pretty-printer working for the cardinal_cubic_b_spline, but I can't quite see how you're avoiding adding code directly into the classes...