Add build, rename class operators #1
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Looks great. Do the optimizations all still work? |
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I haven't tested anything like that yet, was more opening this for discussion. :) |
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Sure :) I like it ... |
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Any comments from @jdegoes, @joneshf, @puffnfresh? |
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Thoughts on these operator names?
I also removed
/=from theEqclass, we may as well considering it's implemented asnot (x == y)everywhere that I know of - we can always reintroduce it when default class members are allowed.