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Generic frexp
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seems reasonable -- it is breaking though. thoughts? |
I guess it's your call whether to call it a bugfix :) No rush from me, certainly not worth 2.0. You would have to depend on this package to be relying on the old behaviour. None of the direct packages in General seem to. What people do in private I don't know. From Juliahub, list of deps: Packages which do use or define https://github.com/StevenWhitaker/BlochSim.jl/blob/f5a353867c2b08c2e40b6737e97586dad8882581/src/expm.jl#L200-L212 https://github.com/JuliaPhysics/Measurements.jl/blob/b26fbff340f6a9c1432a06c8941ff9ba9a0ca34f/src/math.jl#L580-L583 https://github.com/PainterQubits/Unitful.jl/blob/960e09ef518b0d3ff54747460b9c3872c08df0d7/src/quantities.jl#L467-L470 |
Applies `Base.frexp` to both `hi` and `lo` parts, and returns a tuple of tuples. | ||
See also `DoubleFloats.ldexps` for the inverse, and `DoubleFloats.signs` similar tuple. | ||
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function frexps(x::DoubleFloat{T}) where {T<:IEEEFloat} |
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This is a bit of an awful name, trying to match signs
. Could be more explicit like double_frexp
or something.
Implements roughly this idea: #148 (comment)