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Remove the minNum and maxNum functions.#345
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See discussion in #341. These two functions were added to correspond with the IEEE 754 functions of the same name. However, since EcmaScript doesn't distinguish quiet and signaling NaNs, it is non-trivial to achieve the exact same behavior as the IEEE functions. The SIMD.js min() and max() functions remain. They have the same behavior as Math.min() and Math.max().
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See discussion in #341.
These two functions were added to correspond with the IEEE 754 functions of the
same name. However, since EcmaScript doesn't distinguish quiet and signaling
NaNs, it is non-trivial to achieve the exact same behavior as the IEEE
functions.
The SIMD.js min() and max() functions remain. They have the same behavior as
Math.min() and Math.max().