Add function to create spoly from an array of numbers in radians #96
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I believe the answer to both question is "yes". Mind that besides the parameter being NULL, individual array elements might also be NULL. |
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@esabol I think, everything ok except of some trivial formatting changes. Thank you! |
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@esabol I'm ok to accept the patch. Could you please squash the commits? |
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Rebased and squashed. Ready to merge whenever you are. Thank you for your reviews, @vitcpp ! |
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It seems I'm the only reviewer. Lets merge it, since the risks to break the pgpshere are minimal. |
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As discussed in issue #95, this pull request adds a constructor function to create an spoly from an array of numbers in radians. It is very similar to spoly_deg() except without the calls to
deg_to_rad().Question 1: Can the spoly(float8[]) function be marked PARALLEL SAFE? My reading of the documentation for PARALLEL SAFE doesn't mention anything about accessing arrays or allocating memory, so I think it should be.
Question 2: Can it be marked STRICT?
select spoly(NULL::float8[])returns null, I believe.If the answer to either or both questions, I would like to make the same change(s) to
spoly_degalso.