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Partially type-check for min,max,smooth #2017
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Does not handle all cases yet (min/max does not check if `<` or `>` can be used on the expressions; smooth does not check for all allowed expressions, like records containing only arrays of reals, etc).
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The tests run correctly according to OpenModelica_TEST_PULL_REQUEST 2017-11-15_09-20-31. |
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Does not handle all cases yet (min/max does not check if `<` or `>` can be used on the expressions; smooth does not check for all allowed expressions, like records containing only arrays of reals, etc). Belonging to [master]: - #2017
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Does not handle all cases yet (min/max does not check if
<or>can be used on the expressions; smooth does not check for all allowed
expressions, like records containing only arrays of reals, etc).