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There are several ValueErrors, NotImplementedErrors, etc, across the codebase.
We should create a mechanism to get clean, and uniform error messages.
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Why refactor
Currently we have both
ti.f32
andti.float32
for 32-bit floating-point number. This violates theThere should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it
principle of Python. So we'd better deprecate one of them for clarity.Advantages of deprecating
ti.float32
:Currently in our codebase,
ti.f32
is widely accepted whileti.float32
is almost never occur