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Hi @Chris-F5 , Thanks for the feedback, let's get more feedback for this.

@eli-schwartz thanks for your feedbacks 👍

Hi @wobes1 Thanks for your feedback, We can add this function to **cglm**, I will work on it asap if anyone wont before me It is similar to inverse just...

Yes that's it! But with correct indents/alignment ;) ```C CGLM_INLINE void glm_mat3_adjugate(mat3 mat, mat3 dest) { float a = mat[0][0], b = mat[0][1], c = mat[0][2], d = mat[1][0], e...

Hi @pm4gh , Thanks for reporting this, I'll take a look at it asap. `vld4q_f32()` transposes matrix on the fly but it may be slow if we want to transpose...

The https://github.com/recp/cglm/pull/244 PR should suppress the warning but as I said before, I'll re-check the implementation later.

Hi @pm4gh , Thanks, any feedback would be awesome to find the sign of number. > It would be more sensible to implement it the same way as glm_signf() later...

@legends2k I agree with you. I think **cglm** could work better with C++. Added to my TODOs. With **GLM_IN**, **GLM_OUT**, **GLM_INOUT** macros, we could add compiler specific attributes maybe if...

@awsdert thanks for your feedbacks, Actually there is an interest to convert implemenntations to macro to avoid duplicate raw implementations for double: https://github.com/recp/cglm/issues/196 so there is no need to prefix...

+1 for "Make API C++-friendly" @legends2k thanks for sharing that, FWIW **cglm** implemen[ted]/[ing] **NEON** and other SIMDs or hardware features time by time so the comparison may not reflect latest...