[Tim Delaney] > Perhaps the built-in round should be modified to work with Decimal ... Eventually, it should -- and many other changes throughout Python, outside of Decimal, should also be made. That won't happen for the first release, though, and possibly never if Decimal doesn't become popular. Examples: + Float format codes, like %20.6g, make fine sense for Decimal, but feeding them Decimals won't do any good. + A Decimal version of the math module doesn't exist. + Looking up context all the time is expensive, and should eventually become part of CPython's C-level thread state (much as your FPU's context register(s) are part of your C's runtime thread state).
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