[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #63962] perms - Performance - Usage of native C++ algorithm helpful

[Hendrik K]

Follow-up Comment #7, bug #63962 (project octave):

I would suggest dropping the class comparison, as for numerical types one
would expect the typical octave results:

int32(1) == int8(1) or double(1) == single(1) 
1

Or:
class(int32(1)) = int32 is not equal to
class(int8(1)) == int8

and also when a cell contains a cell, the class is identical but the
comparison will also fail with an error message
a = {0.1, "foo"};
b = {0.1, "foo1"};
c = {0.1, "foo", a};
d = {0.1, "foo", b};
c{3} == d{3}
error: binary operator '==' not implemented for 'cell' by 'cell' operations



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