The Point#d, Vector#d and Direction#d modules were recently optimized in the coordinate-systems branch to avoid unnecessary object allocations and function calls, but this also meant most functions got more verbose and therefore more prone to typos. It would be very useful to add some more fuzz and/or hardcoded tests for the various functions in these modules, following the patterns in the
printdiff generates a report containing the differences between any two fits files , HDU's their Headers or Data (independently). The output can be generated into a some stream object which can be used for comparison/verification of data.
Basically this can be implemented as a function having overloads based on
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CppEphem is a self-contained ephemeris package written in C++. It allows computation of celestial coordinate and date conversions and planet ephemerides by leveraging the Standards of Fundamental Astronomy (SOFA) software (included in the repo). It is C++11 compatible.
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Point#d,Vector#dandDirection#dmodules were recently optimized in thecoordinate-systemsbranch to avoid unnecessary object allocations and function calls, but this also meant most functions got more verbose and therefore more prone to typos. It would be very useful to add some more fuzz and/or hardcoded tests for the various functions in these modules, following the patterns in the