remove overload macro #42
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@mcabbott Since you originally wrote this macro, what do you think? |
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VML.jl used to overload all these functions by default, and the macro was basically a sweetener for dropping that, #19. No objection from me to deleting it, |
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Ok, I have merged this then, and tagged a patch(?) version as 0.3.1, for anyone using Julia 1.3. |
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Alternative to #38.
This is my preferred option. There is no need for a package like this to facilitate behavior that is explicitly recommended against in the Julia docs. If one wants to do type piracy locally, the user can just write the code for it themselves easily.