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It seems that the reason is that the code which builds the cordic tables uses the builtin floating point types and Rust doesn't have f128 in stable yet (cf. rust-lang/rust#116909 ). Once that feature lands, I'd be willing to give it a shot.
Also, I wonder if the tables can be built at compile time by a const function or macro.
Hi, are there any hidden pitfalls for implementing CordicNumber for FixedI128?
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