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Boxing is not a bad analogy. Both "enclose" schemes would do the same thing with arguments of rank > 0, but differed for arguments of rank == 0; one would box
by pklausler 10y ago
Boxing is not a bad analogy. Both "enclose" schemes would do the same thing with arguments of rank > 0, but differed for arguments of rank == 0; one would box nevertheless, the other wouldn't, and I can't remember which was which.
- dang 10y agoThanks, that's clear. From the link Pamar found, the floating scheme is the one that doesn't box the scalar. Sort of makes sense because then the scalars just 'float' around.