> You have literal byte arrays of floats in the unit tests... I don't see any literal byte arrays in the code. The objects pprint as byte arrays because I didn't think to implement pprint methods on them; I just pushed a change adding pprint methods to math.blas.syntax, so that should at least make the failing test output less opaque. I'll investigate tomorrow when I can get at my PPC machine. I know some Altivec operations are less precise than scalar floating-point operations; error might be throwing off the tests.
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