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Add dot(x,A,y) #683
Add dot(x,A,y) #683
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I'm not sure we should be using this. It's an internal function that might just go away eventually. Unless I missed something, it's used only once above, so we could just unconditionally replace it with its definition there. Or at least, we should move this block into the other conditional, so that
Base.require_one_based_indexing
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Indeed it's only used once now, although I think I have run into it elsewhere. The reason to add it was just to keep the
dot
methods as close to identically copied as possible, rather than inlining the definition.But indeed if say Julia 1.9 renames this thing, Compat shouldn't break. I've now added a bound for the Base function too.