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the issue is that the way Eigen::Vector<T> is exposed through minieigen, the return type for get_item is not a reference, but a copy. Hence, while checking the precision of a vector in python via v[0].precision(), we are not actually checking the precision of the element of the vector, but a copy of it -- which is inevitably at current default precision.
so we can immediately pick up changes; namely, some changes have to be made to allow vector's `get_item` to return a reference instead of a copy.
see bertiniteam#145
issued a pull request, after forking minieigen into bertiniteam and changing the submodule to refer to bertiniteam/minieigen instead of eudoxus/minieigen
I'm working on an example using the endgames to compute singular endpoints, and while broadly successful, am getting the following error:
checking the precisions of the inputs seems to reveal them to be uniform; however, the internals of the core disagree. what's up with that?
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