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If my variable is less than 10^-8 or so, then the #[trace] attribute just prints:
common.fut:182:20-37: 0.000000
It would be helpful if it was available in scientific notation. I would like to see the value of the number out to so many significant digits. At the least I would like to know whether the value is zero.
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This reminds me of #1567, although in that case it was eventually suggested to use a command for the repl and futhark literate instead of an attribute. I do think it makes sense to have a formatted trace though.
If my variable is less than 10^-8 or so, then the #[trace] attribute just prints:
It would be helpful if it was available in scientific notation. I would like to see the value of the number out to so many significant digits. At the least I would like to know whether the value is zero.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: