On 11/1/06, Robert Kern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Probably doesn't matter most of the time, I suppose, who is going to check? I tend to think doubles because they are a bit faster on the x86 architecture and because they are a pretty common default.
Chuck
Tim Hochberg wrote:
> Travis Oliphant wrote:
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However, whether or not float32 arrays operated with Python float scalars give
float32 or float64 arrays is tangential to my question. Does anyone actually
think that a Python float operated with a boolean array should give a float32
result? Must we *up*cast a boolean array to float64 to preserve the precision of
the scalar?
Probably doesn't matter most of the time, I suppose, who is going to check? I tend to think doubles because they are a bit faster on the x86 architecture and because they are a pretty common default.
Chuck
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