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Rust port #8

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@kylebarron kylebarron commented Feb 28, 2024

just for visibility 🙂, not for merge

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@kylebarron kylebarron changed the title WIP: lch to rgb Rust port Jun 26, 2024
@kylebarron kylebarron marked this pull request as ready for review June 26, 2024 15:31
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Tests now pass locally 🚀

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However fwiw this still doesn't yet support Numpy v2. But that should be soon! Ref PyO3/rust-numpy#429 (comment) and PyO3/rust-numpy#409. The polars people are in that thread pushing as well

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what is this?

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Can also be deleted; was a way for me to look at the cython source locally after moving the rust code to the top level

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why do we need this in /rust dir ?

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Oh that's from the earlier version of this branch where the rust version was separate, and it can be deleted

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@kylebarron I trust you on the overall PR. My two complains are:

  • we should wait for numpy 2 support
  • the repo structure seems a bit of a mess IMO

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