lloda

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1. 61.▲
   by lloda 11y ago

   No. Automatic differentiation is superior to the complex step method in every way. The only reason to use the complex step method is if you're using legacy languages where it's difficult to implement dual numbers but you have good
2. 62.▲
   by lloda 12y ago

   It's not rich semantic features that are missing, but basic stuff such as C++11 keywords, handling of >>, etc. Those seem to be available in a cc-mode branch, but since cc-mode is maintained separately from Emacs, it takes more e
3. 63.▲
   by lloda 12y ago

   The quote is about Emacs.
4. 64.▲
   by lloda 13y ago

   Sometimes an array of numbers is just an array of numbers. The language shouldn't presume too much about what you mean to do with them. The moment you need an extra dimension (or anything other than 2 really) Matlab's ‘everything