Hi,
This piece of code (Win64, v0.4)
add_off = 1;
range = 254. / (G.hdr[6] - G.hdr[5])
img = zeros(UInt8, G.n_rows, G.n_columns)
for (k = 1:G.n_columns * G.n_rows)
img[k] = UInt8(((G.z[k] - G.hdr[5]) * range) + add_off)
end
errors with (just that)
ERROR: InexactError()
I cannot reproduce this in the REPL (actually I can but only in my local
build with MinGW).
However, during my several attempts to understand the problem I saw a
deprecation warning saying something like
using "convert(x::FloatingPoint, ...) is deprecated, use round(UInt8, x)"
and indeed if I replace the command in the loop by
img[k] = round(UInt8, (((G.z[k] - G.hdr[5]) * range) + add_off))
than things work. So this is not exactly a deprecation but a compatibility
break.
BTW, I really don't understand these deprecations (plus all other ints vs
Ints). They look contra-natura to me, are a pain if one tries to maintain
0.3 compatibility and surely won't help the transition from other
languages.
