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> What's not to like? That depends; in the case of mathematics libraries they have to be bundled together because of functional dependencies. It's either that
by fao_ 11y ago
> What's not to like?
That depends; in the case of mathematics libraries they have to be bundled together because of functional dependencies. It's either that or ignoring DRY principles -- which if you do that, you're ignoring the entire point of what breaking things into submodules is intended to do.
- lmm 11y agoSeparate interface and implementation. cos and sin might well use common underlying code (by depending on the same module), but they should expose orthogonal interfaces.