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Usage of Long Double data type gives us more space to store a larger range of value than double which is essential in ACTS. Compilers may also use long double for a 128-bit quadruple precision format, which is currently implemented in present software.
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Add json config for seeding
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fix: fix the fpe in seeding; use trackmodifier to remove the time info …
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Usage of Long Double data type gives us more space to store a larger range of value than double which is essential in ACTS.
Compilers may also use long double for a 128-bit quadruple precision format, which is currently implemented in present software.