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This has the drawback that for types, where factor is not supported (e.g. QQBarElem), one gets a StackOverflowError instead of the expected MethodError.
In triage it was just discussed whether moving the integer factorisation from Hecke to Nemo might help. At least @fieker and @thofma seemed to be OK with it.
There is
Hecke.factor
andAbstractAlgebra/Nemo.factor
.Both of them have the other one as a fallback, see:
Hecke.jl/src/Hecke.jl
Line 223 in bb9dbe6
Hecke.jl/src/Misc/Integer.jl
Line 179 in f96fb3b
This has the drawback that for types, where
factor
is not supported (e.g.QQBarElem
), one gets aStackOverflowError
instead of the expectedMethodError
.Maybe related: #1110
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