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High-level documentation for FrozenGen #146

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curiousleo opened this issue Jun 5, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #165
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High-level documentation for FrozenGen #146

curiousleo opened this issue Jun 5, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #165

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This can be really short, but it would be good to have an intuitive explanation for what the Frozen type class and its associated type instances mean, with examples.

See #37 (comment).
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@lehins lehins changed the title High-level documentation for Frozen High-level documentation for FrozenGen Jun 5, 2020
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Write up an explanation and example of why FrozenGen is useful. Fix #146
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Write up an explanation and example of why FrozenGen is useful. Fix #146
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Write up an explanation and example of why FrozenGen is useful. (#165)
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* Write up an explanation and example of why FrozenGen is useful. Fix #146

* Optimize `mod` -> `rem`

* Add some tests for new functions: `uniformDoublePositive01M` and `uniformFloatPositive01M`
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