Module single_precision

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This module contains polygon mapping-algorithms that are pregenerated for single precision floating points.

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are_multiple_points_in_polygon
A premade variant of the multiple point-in-polygon algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic.
graham_scan_f32
A premade variant of the Graham Scan algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using f32 as the point type.
graham_scan_f64
A premade variant of the Graham Scan algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using f64 as the point type.
graham_scan_i8
A premade variant of the Graham Scan algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using i8 as the point type.
graham_scan_i16
A premade variant of the Graham Scan algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using i16 as the point type.
graham_scan_i32
A premade variant of the Graham Scan algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using i32 as the point type.
graham_scan_i64
A premade variant of the Graham Scan algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using i64 as the point type.
graham_scan_isize
A premade variant of the Graham Scan algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using isize as the point type.
graham_scan_u8
A premade variant of the Graham Scan algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using u8 as the point type.
graham_scan_u16
A premade variant of the Graham Scan algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using u16 as the point type.
graham_scan_u32
A premade variant of the Graham Scan algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using u32 as the point type.
graham_scan_u64
A premade variant of the Graham Scan algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using u64 as the point type.
graham_scan_usize
A premade variant of the Graham Scan algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using usize as the point type.
is_single_point_in_polygon
A premade variant of the single point-in-polygon algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic.
jarvis_march_f32
A premade variant of the Jarvis March algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using f32 as the point type.
jarvis_march_f64
A premade variant of the Jarvis March algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using f64 as the point type.
jarvis_march_i8
A premade variant of the Jarvis March algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using i8 as the point type.
jarvis_march_i16
A premade variant of the Jarvis March algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using i16 as the point type.
jarvis_march_i32
A premade variant of the Jarvis March algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using i32 as the point type.
jarvis_march_i64
A premade variant of the Jarvis March algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using i64 as the point type.
jarvis_march_isize
A premade variant of the Jarvis March algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using isize as the point type.
jarvis_march_u8
A premade variant of the Jarvis March algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using u8 as the point type.
jarvis_march_u16
A premade variant of the Jarvis March algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using u16 as the point type.
jarvis_march_u32
A premade variant of the Jarvis March algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using u32 as the point type.
jarvis_march_u64
A premade variant of the Jarvis March algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using u64 as the point type.
jarvis_march_usize
A premade variant of the Jarvis March algorithm function, made for single precision floating-point arithmetic, using usize as the point type.