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nondifferentiable macro #207
nondifferentiable macro #207
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It looks like there's quite a lot of repeated code here. Did you consider writing a function to test that something has been successfully "non_differentiable"d?
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Repeating code mades it read straight forward, and each is different enough that abstracting the tests would be make them harder to read.
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It's not clear to me that that is true. Something like the following ought to do the majority of the work:
To my mind this is more readable.
I'm not going to object to merging this over this though -- I'm happy to stick with what you've done if you feel strongly that it's more readable.