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[5.1] Use the blessed (repeating: Scalar) init instead of (Scalar) in simd #23552

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[5.1] Use the blessed (repeating: Scalar) init instead of (Scalar) in simd #23552

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions stdlib/public/Darwin/simd/simd.swift.gyb
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Expand Up @@ -90,14 +90,14 @@ public func max(_ x: ${vectype}, _ y: ${vectype}) -> ${vectype} {
/// corresponding element of the input vector and the scalar.
@_transparent
public func min(_ vector: ${vectype}, _ scalar: ${scalar}) -> ${vectype} {
return min(vector, ${vectype}(scalar))
return min(vector, ${vectype}(repeating: scalar))
}

/// Vector-scalar maximum. Each component of the result is the maximum of the
/// corresponding element of the input vector and the scalar.
@_transparent
public func max(_ vector: ${vectype}, _ scalar: ${scalar}) -> ${vectype} {
return max(vector, ${vectype}(scalar))
return max(vector, ${vectype}(repeating: scalar))
}

/// Each component of the result is the corresponding element of `x` clamped to
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -374,7 +374,7 @@ extension ${mattype} {

/// Initialize matrix to have `scalar` on main diagonal, zeros elsewhere.
public init(_ scalar: ${type}) {
self.init(diagonal: ${diagtype}(scalar))
self.init(diagonal: ${diagtype}(repeating: scalar))
}

/// Initialize matrix to have specified `diagonal`, and zeros elsewhere.
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