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Poly multiarg methods an optimizations #166

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Joel-Dahne
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This implements the multi-argument addition and multiplication also for polynomials. I also noticed that isnan and isfinite for polynomials allocate a lot as written, so I added an optimization for that.

This week I'm attending a Flint workshop so I will try to get as much work as possible done. You of course might not have the time to review everything, so I'll try to make successive PRs and then we can merge them one by one at some later stage.

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I should mention that this is based on the #159 PR, only the last two commits are new. I don't think there is a good way to mark this PR as being based on another PR and only show the differences unfortunately...

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kalmarek commented Oct 9, 2023

@Joel-Dahne I think I've gone through most of this before and I see nothing contentious ;)
I made a few comments/suggestions, would be nice if you could apply/respond to them, but these are really minor.

Other than this this is ready to go.

Kudos for tackling the documentation!

@Joel-Dahne Joel-Dahne merged commit 5076792 into master Oct 13, 2023
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@Joel-Dahne Joel-Dahne deleted the poly-multiarg branch October 13, 2023 09:28
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