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Is there a way to use complex numbers with re/im parts in quad precision that doesn't require you folks to explicitly support it as a dtype of its own?
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No, I think we'd need to add a replacement for the Complex256 DType in NumPy that's backed by e.g. SLEEF.
I know @SwayamInSync was messing with the Mandelbrot fractal to test the quad precision DType, but I think he was doing everything with arrays storing real and imaginary parts.
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Is there a way to use complex numbers with re/im parts in quad precision that doesn't require you folks to explicitly support it as a dtype of its own?
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