Robert Haas <robertmhaas@gmail.com> wrote:
> But even a full explanation of that case seems like almost too
> much for the comment of a header file, and there are certainly far
> more complex cases. I think anyone who is using these primitives
> is going to have to do some independent reading...
Maybe a URL or two in the header comments, pointing to relevant
papers for the techniques used? After all, years from now someone
might be familiar with other techniques from newer papers and wonder
what the techniques in the code are based on.
-Kevin
