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Recently, some issues were identified where std::pow was being used with fixed-point values (#14210, #14233, #14242). There are many places in libcudf where we require an "integer power" operator, because std::pow uses floating-point values and thus gives erroneous results when handling high-precision integral values like decimal128. This thread covers a few key changes that are needed in libcudf:
Recently, some issues were identified where
std::pow
was being used with fixed-point values (#14210, #14233, #14242). There are many places in libcudf where we require an "integer power" operator, becausestd::pow
uses floating-point values and thus gives erroneous results when handling high-precision integral values likedecimal128
. This thread covers a few key changes that are needed in libcudf:cudf/cpp/include/cudf/fixed_point/fixed_point.hpp
Line 93 in 7825790
cudf/cpp/src/binaryop/compiled/operation.cuh
Line 251 in 7825790
Related: #10178
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