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updated notebook example for fractals, but the kernel doesn't produce correct results #171

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rabarar opened this issue Oct 30, 2018 · 1 comment

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rabarar commented Oct 30, 2018

I've modified the Notebook to be compatible with Julia 1.0.1 but the results aren't compatible - I'm BRAND NEW to Julia - perhaps I'm missing something - Ive attached the modified notebook for reference.

fract.ipynb.json.zip

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tkluck commented Jan 27, 2019

I ran into this just now as well. This is probably too late to be useful for you, but for others who find this issue: I solved it by replacing Complex64 in the old code by ComplexF32. I haven't gone back far enough in Julia's history, but my guess is that Complex64 used to be a Complex{Float32} (for 64 bits in total). With that change, I've been able to reproduce the Fractal example.

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