No, because the arithmetic functions compile down to primitive arithmetic
operations. You can define your own generic math functions, but you can't
make them as fast as primitives.
-Stuart Sierra
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On Feb 28, 9:31 pm, Seth wrote:
> Or, if you dont feel like doing refer-clojure every time, you might be
> interested in this:http://planet-clojure.org/page28.html
> under "Computing with Units and Dimension"
Your link only gives me a 404, unfortunately, but Google's cached text-
only version wor
whats wrong with clojure.contrib.generic.arithmetics? Too slow? The
only other method that i know of is too :
(a). use defprotocol, but this will only dispatch on the first value
(b). use gen-class, but this require aot compilation
For the first approach, see
https://github.com/ztellman/cantor/bl
Is it possible to define arithmetic operations like + or * for custom
types (like for a coordinate system for example) without using
clojure.contrib.generic.arithmetics ?
Thanks
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