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Ivan Godard
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Pick is a good way to implement the within() and without() functions (or their inverse includes() and excludes()). For a range check that involves branching rather than boolean result one can just use two branches. For calltr1 you need a single bool and the pick works. Yes, the predicates on predicated ops like calltr1 can see a pick; ain’t phasing wonderful?

We don’t generate range checks in switches; just a chain of less-than compares. Each less-than peels off the next range in sorted order.