Automatic Int precision and stencil regeneration change #104
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…uld remove the need for i32/i64 declaration (although their functionality is still retained) and replace both with the regular Int type
FlorianDeconinck
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Feb 3, 2025
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Co-authored-by: Florian Deconinck <[email protected]>
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Added a feature to automatically determine the precision of an integer based on the global precision of the stencil. retained functionality of i32/i64, but now raises an error if an integer of the incorrect precision is passed to the stencil. In short:
Int/i32/i64should now behave identically toFloat/f32/f64.Changed the default value of
rebuildfrom True to False for _get_factories. This alleviates a problem of unmodified stencils being recompiled when they are called from a subclass.