s in a slice to propogate back into the parent data
structure.
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rings );
when an array is supplied [actually, that sounds quite useful for
perl. Maybe I should bring it up on perl6-language :-) ]
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nk that the Tk module suffers from the same problem so it might be
quite easy to make a case for it.
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(bigger overhead than using NaN
but better than nothing).
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On Sat, 5 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Tim Jenness wrote:
> >
> > On Fri, 4 Aug 2000, Tuomas Lukka wrote:
> >
> > > > Both of these are language related. Is ther really nothing in the
> > > > internals that we need to make pdl better?
>
eady available). It's fast and portable (MacOS, Cray...)
Math::GMP is the related CPAN module. At the very least GMP/Math::GMP
might want to be in the references.
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ion.
In fact RFC #7 ("Higher Resolution time values") suggests that the
concept of "number of seconds since epoch" will have to make room for
fractions of a second anyway.
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lue
of time() and retrieve that from the equivalent date() object I will be
happy.
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s to automatically
deal with type conversions all the time.
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hink about
> >licensing issues.
>
> I think gmp/fgmp is probably the best place to start, if I can get the fgmp
> code building with enough abuse. It ought to be simple enough, and we'll
> need to smack it around some for perl's memory management anyway.
Math::GMP is on
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