Daniel Lemire
Daniel Lemire
We can use freebsd as a VM in our CI tests... https://github.com/vmactions/freebsd-vm
@anonrig It is red!!!!!!!
@IRainman > This both allow to significantly reduce code size and speedup your code when you use fast_float as a part of your parser. I am skeptical. Your claims are...
In this instance, the argument here is to reduce compiled size and improve runtime performance we avoid checking negatives ('-') and for 'nan'/'inf'. In my view, it is an extraordinary...
I agree with @dalle. It is fine to fork the library for your own purposes… it is open source. You can adapt it to your own needs. Please do so....
@IRainman We already have a dataset made entirely of positive values (mesh), see https://github.com/fastfloat/fast_float/pull/308 If you prepare a file that contains just one number per line, you can then pass...
> Hmm, I tried to update the brunch, and it's successfully updated, but now this PR isn't updated. What do I need to do? I am not certain of what...
@IRainman We cannot merge this as-is. Please break down your PR into smaller contributions, starting from the less consequential.
I don't think it can be a compile-time constant because it is literally evaluated at runtime. :-/ It says so in the name. :-)
It could be conditionally compile-time... that is, on some systems. Or we could have compile-time versions of our functions. I am not closing this because the issue raised by @anonrig...