> Lastly, are you concerned about the patent on the conformal method? I did not know it was patented. My module does not specifically implement the conformal

> Lastly, are you concerned about the patent on the conformal method? I did not know it was patented. My module does not specifically implement the conformal method, though. I did create two nul vectors and I called them no and ni, as in the conformal method, but that's about it. It's very much possible to do conformal geometric algebra with my module, but it's just not nearly as optimized as Versor is. I've tried many times to implement Versor in Perl 6, but for various reasons I never succeeded. It's just kind of hard I guess. Also I'm not completely sure the optimization method I implemented is much worse, so it's hard for me to convince myself into doing the effort to improve it. Also, I'm slightly skeptical the method used by Versor is the best that can be done, so again that dissuades me to do the effort. I would love to see it done, though.