Rémi Garcia
Rémi Garcia
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> It may be worth to not rely on Base promotion mechanism, that is to not define any promotion rules for intervals and only rely on method definition. This would...
Should also improve Float32 support (#415)
As @dpsanders suggested, in the last commit `promote_type` is preferred over multiple methods. I also corrected two `Interval` that, I think, should have been `interval`.
I used the GUI "Fetch upstream". I think it went fine.
I don't find what should be the differences between `Interval(a, b)`, `interval(a, b)` and `a..b`. To solve this issue that information would help me.
I'll put a RTFM on the side of my screen. Sorry.
Couldn't tests be written to enforce a Float32 (and a Float8 and Float16 "just in case") support? By that I mean rewriting most tests using `for` loops on types. https://github.com/JuliaIntervals/IntervalArithmetic.jl/blob/a1cbb81223e350a23b6d03f0de9456734b88a982/test/interval_tests/bisect.jl#L1-L32...
```Julia (v1.0) pkg> activate . (remi) pkg> st Status `~/Project.toml` (empty environment) (remi) pkg> add IntervalArithmetic Resolving package versions... Updating `~/Project.toml` [d1acc4aa] + IntervalArithmetic v0.15.2 Updating `~/Manifest.toml` [96374032] + CRlibm...
Well, as far as I tested it, yes.