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The contract every point type implements, explicit or implicit.
A predicate reads a point twice. Its fast path, the floating-point
filter, uses Point::approx, an approximation of the coordinates, and
Point::err, a bound on the error of each one. Only when the filter
cannot decide does it ask for Point::exact, the coordinates as
expansions in a Scratch arena, in homogeneous form.
[f64; 3] implements the contract as an explicit point: its components
are its exact coordinates, with no error.
Structs§
- Exact
Coords - The exact coordinates of a point, in homogeneous form: the point is
(x / w, y / w, z / w). The spans belong to the arena given toPoint::exact, and each holds a valid expansion (seeexpansion); the predicates that read them do not check it.
Enums§
- Exact
Error - The error of
Point::exact. - Weight
- The common denominator of the exact coordinates of a point.
Traits§
- Point
- A point in three dimensions, as the predicates read it.