Fix defs of "fast_length" and "fast_normalize" #442
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It appears that these function definitions were incorrectly transcribed from OpenCL. In OpenCL, they rely on the half-precision versions of `sqrt` and `rsqrt`, not the overloads that take `half` types. Closes internal issue 656.
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Fix defs of "fast_length" and "fast_normalize"
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It appears that these function definitions were incorrectly transcribed from OpenCL. In OpenCL, they rely on the half-precision versions of
sqrtandrsqrt, not the overloads that takehalftypes.Closes internal issue 656.