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Remove float128 dtype #4514
Remove float128 dtype #4514
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…ersions and furthermore does not to be properly supported even if it does exist.
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Fair enough.
I'm a bit surprised that only 3 files had to be changed. Did you search the entire project for "float128"?
I did. |
* Remove float128 dtype which does not exist on Windows and newer OSX versions and furthermore does not to be properly supported even if it does exist. * Add float128 to release-notes. Add link to memoization PR. * Remove unused imports.
* Remove float128 dtype which does not exist on Windows and newer OSX versions and furthermore does not to be properly supported even if it does exist. * Add float128 to release-notes. Add link to memoization PR. * Remove unused imports.
@michaelosthege could be possible to backport this change to the v3? Right now is only in v4 and you can get some problems if you're using an Apple M1 |
Backport of pymc-devs#4514. * Remove float128 dtype which does not exist on Windows and newer OSX versions and furthermore does not to be properly supported even if it does exist. * Add float128 to release-notes. Add link to memoization PR. * Remove unused imports.
@ethervoid see #4834 |
Backport of pymc-devs#4514. Removes float128 dtype which does not exist on Windows and newer OSX versions and furthermore does not to be properly supported even if it does exist.
Backport of #4514. Removes float128 dtype which does not exist on Windows and newer OSX versions and furthermore does not to be properly supported even if it does exist.
Does not exist on Windows and newer OSX versions and furthermore does not to be properly supported even if it does exist: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29820829/cannot-use-128bit-float-in-python-on-64bit-architecture
Closes #4513.
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