I wanted to try to compare these versions with a version based on trapz1 but using the @devec macro from Devectorize.jl. However, it seems that development of Devectorize.jl has sort of stopped, and it's REQUIRE specifies Julia 0.2-, so I guess that package isn't really the way to go anymore (I'm on the current master...)
Is there a replacement for it somewhere? If so, where? // T On Thursday, April 24, 2014 2:02:36 PM UTC+2, Tobias Knopp wrote: > > Ah yes indeed that is a very good reason when the function is parametric > in two different types. Maybe it would be more elgegant to have a zero > version that takes multiple arguments and calls promote internally. > > Am Donnerstag, 24. April 2014 13:05:10 UTC+2 schrieb Alex: >> >> >> The usage of construct like zero(zero(T)*zero(T)) is not really easy to >>> understand. I assume you propose this due to the upcasting arithmetic >>> integer behavior of non-native integer types (int16, ...), right? >>> >>> Basically, I wanted to avoid that r changes its type in the loop (this >> might be more evident/relevant if the elements of x and y have different >> types, say Real and Complex). I don't know if it matters much in this case, >> though. >> >> Best, >> >> Alex. >> >
