I think it's because vector is just shorthand for Vector<float>
and there is no way to express, for the generic type Vector<'T>, that 'T must have an 'inverse' function. Even if there were a constraint like that, it would be restrictive to apply it to Vector<T'> because it may 'forbid' algebras on values that don't have division.

By on 6/21/2010 2:45 AM ()
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