Tom de Geus

The submodule could be removed

Add full `CMake` description

`setup.py` could be made with *scikit-build*. It would be nice though if https://github.com/scikit-build/scikit-build/issues/587 would be fixed

Note that instead, for example scipy does compute (presumably) correct values: ```python from scipy.special import gammaincinv import numpy as np r = np.array([2.26397533e-05, 9.99999672e-01, 7.41391908e-04, 3.88840912e-04, 7.33291963e-04, 2.62747984e-04, 2.54816143e-04, 1.69432024e-04,...

Thanks for the suggestion. Same here, I like to be able to build locally too. On top of that, I'm configuring with CMake, so I don't think that I can...

I like you theme very much! It is probably a very good idea to mature the theme here before integrating upstream. Indeed fewer users, but also much faster release cycle....

It seems that doxygen has released a dark theme : https://github.com/doxygen/doxygen/issues/8404 . I would feel that the time is right to integrate upstream. Since there is now a configuration option...

I think it would make sense, as for example with pybind11 one is able to create a completely ready-to-go Python library. If one is sufficiently satisfied with that it makes...

@henryiii I remember a discussion on `shutil.which`. I think this would fix it and personally I would think that it would be great if this becomes the default for modern-Python...

For reference, this is also what I use on to build on conda: https://github.com/scikit-build/scikit-build/issues/588